Impressive debut by this French neoclassical, symphonic, martial industrial act. Forty minutes of music in nine tracks created in specific orchestral vein. Very interesting music, not so many mighty, bombastic phrases, but a lot of moving atmospheres.
A remarkable collection of Heavenly Voices presented by the Mexican label Samadhi, which certainly will evoke memories of the old Hyperium samplers that made the genre so famous. Bands: Irfan, Bel Canto, Anchorage, Ophelia’s Dream, Love Is Colder Than Death, Daemonia Nymphe, Ashram, O Quam Tristis, Autumn’s Grey Solace, Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Love Spirals Downwards, Heaven Falls Hard, Rada & Ternovnik, Stoa, among others.
Every fall, the air becomes transparent and humid, and because of that everything around seems to be trembling and floating, and each one of us, somewhere afar, can feel that sound. The sound that makes us want to run away from ourselves and then come back. That’s the sound of the haunting voices of the fading nature, whispering to us that it is fading, slowly and nobly, and calling us to follow after her, coating us with thousands of haunting voices. And all those sounds dissolve within us, the
The ‘simple’ version of this tribute to one of the most influential Italian Electronic bands, featuring contributions by various well known artists covering material from KC’s long career. Bands: T.A.C., Collection d’Arnell-Andrea, Naevus, Allerseelen, The Sword Volcano Complex, Sixth Comm, Kirlian Camera, among others.
Inspired by Coleridge’s Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner, this solo work by Ataraxia’s guitarist, displays both trademark elements of his main band and a rich myriad of influences and sounds new to his composition.
Nine pearls of cold and romantic melodies comes to you accompanied by incessant tapping of the rain as melancholy and incurable breeze of solitude that the olive trees secretly let dance.
A wondrous mix of delicate atmospheres sculpted by a harmonious blend of washy guitars, cavernous percussives, striking synth melodies, and divine female and male vocals. Synonymously beautiful and melancholic.
Folk tales and ancient poetry give us evidence of the existence of a world of truth rooted on a deep spiritual connection between man and nature…
Tenhi return with their unique nature music, music that is above all atmospheric and touching. Musically, vocals, piano, and violin are clearly mixed to the fore, giving a more immediate expression, to what is possibly Tenhi’s darkest album to date.
Recorded at John Rivers ‘ legendary Woodbine-Studio, where such well-known acts like Dead Can Dance had been produced, the German-based Sopor Aeternus & The Ensemble of Shadows have created with their new concept-album another milestone of the Gothic/Avant-garde. Endowed with a perfect sense for drama and effect, the music of SOPOR AETERNUS is blending the classical genre with the attitude of the contemporary retro-ism of the 80’s underground-culture, combining complex string- and orchestral arr
