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Black to Comm's latest album, "Seven Horses for Seven Kings," is a whimsical journey through a sonic landscape filled with twists, turns, and surprises galore.
The brainchild of German musician Marc Richter, this album is a true testament to his experimental prowess and ability to push the boundaries of conventional music.
From the moment the first track, "Asphodel Mansion," kicks in, you are transported to a world where anything is possible and the rules of traditional music are thrown out the window.
The hypnotic drone of the music is both soothing and unsettling, leaving you on edge as you wait for the next unexpected sound to pop up.
Tracks like "Rameses II" and "Bubble and Squeak" showcase Richter's knack for layering sounds and creating intricate sonic textures that keep you engaged from start to finish.
His use of field recordings and found sounds adds an extra dimension to the music, giving it a unique edge that sets it apart from anything else in the music scene today.
Overall, "Seven Horses for Seven Kings" is a mesmerising listen that will appeal to fans of experimental music and those looking to expand their musical horizons.
Black to Comm has delivered another gem of an album that cements his status as one of the most innovative musicians working today.
Don't sleep on this one - it's a wild ride from start to finish.
The brainchild of German musician Marc Richter, this album is a true testament to his experimental prowess and ability to push the boundaries of conventional music.
From the moment the first track, "Asphodel Mansion," kicks in, you are transported to a world where anything is possible and the rules of traditional music are thrown out the window.
The hypnotic drone of the music is both soothing and unsettling, leaving you on edge as you wait for the next unexpected sound to pop up.
Tracks like "Rameses II" and "Bubble and Squeak" showcase Richter's knack for layering sounds and creating intricate sonic textures that keep you engaged from start to finish.
His use of field recordings and found sounds adds an extra dimension to the music, giving it a unique edge that sets it apart from anything else in the music scene today.
Overall, "Seven Horses for Seven Kings" is a mesmerising listen that will appeal to fans of experimental music and those looking to expand their musical horizons.
Black to Comm has delivered another gem of an album that cements his status as one of the most innovative musicians working today.
Don't sleep on this one - it's a wild ride from start to finish.