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TOGETHER'S SYMPHONY

Nimh + M.B

 

Progressive Electronic

4.91 | 3 ratings

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philippe
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5 stars This is what I would like to call "excellence" in contemporary music: furious blasting ambiences for your brain. This second collaboration between the legendary Maurizio Bianchi and Nimh is not a "collection of drones" but an incredible dark symphony for electronics and noises. "Beyond The Gates" is a massive spacey doom composition for reverberating metal noises, organic textures, e-guitar single chord and atmospheric respiration...the ambience is absolutely breathtaking thanks to gradual, plastical electronic stratifications. "Land Use I" includes plenty overtones interacted in a wide composite, abstract symphony. The result is sensational, monolithic with delicate micro variations, really sonorous stuff!! "Black Earth" comes from inventive e-guitar harmonies, floating upon a black hole...blissed out! "Land Use II" is more in the genre of early Bianchi's sound collages; a terrific, shocking, surreal, trancey electronic noises. "...The Garden Of Loneliness" features expansive, spherical droning sequences transposed in a distorted loneliness. Un classifiable and a must for open minded avant gardists.
philippe | 5/5 |

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