Minimalist Beauty
Looped and electronics and 'straight' piano music, merged and
separated, classical and modern [to simplify the poles], certainly atmospheric
and most often quite beautiful, hypnotic in its repetitions and shifting layers.
At eleven minutes, opener Palliative is just that, and it soothes across that expanse with what
I have described. Hammer Frenzy
reminds of Riley, probably obvious, and this is a gorgeous mantra. Matter of Balance has some drone and
over-amped piano hits that resonate, but again this is done within a repeating
and gently sweet melody. Fortuité is
like a stream flowing over rounded stones, and closer Aspects Withdrawn plays on that empty large-room piano sound, a hint
of off-key echoing, and a light static bedding beneath.
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