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ZOETROPE (OST)

Lustmord

 

Progressive Electronic

3.43 | 8 ratings

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philippe
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4 stars Front man and sound sculptor behind Lustmord, Brian Williams provides us an other highy distinguised neurotic- macrocosmic dronescaping effort. If Heresy is considered as the summit of his art, this Zoetrope is also a bewitching and brutally post-industrial affair. In this one, Brian Williams maintains the focus on aleatoric sound manipulations made of echoing effects, tormented voices, industrial artefacts and slighty neglect the specific rumbling and layered electronic textures that were heavily substantial in his previous efforts. The atmosphere delivered in Zoetrope is efficiently doom and nightmarish but the cinematic approach is put a step further. Infinite space announces the colour with an absolutely creeped out synthesised sound tapestry built on heavy / plastic continuous sound forms and hyper-maniacal sinister noises that punctuates the ensemble. The following tracks pursue on the same schema, alternating and combining blasting industrial / metallic noises, crackling effects, bestial respirations covered by shadowy droning sequences. A really absorbing and primordial travel into the void and complete black hole.
philippe | 4/5 |

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