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Understanding 9/11SUB001 Subterrestrial The Goddess of Atvatabar
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The debut album from this San Francisco Bay Area artist, The Goddess of Atvatabar is inspired by the 1891 hollow earth adventure novel by William R. Bradshaw and leans heavily on dark ambient, tribal ambient and middle eastern musical themes. The Goddess of Atvatabar is a self-released web album and is available as a free download in a zip file with high quality MP3s and covers.
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| 01 Sailing Into the Polar Abyss |
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| 02 The Goddess of Atvatabar |
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| 03 Spiritual Battery |
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| 04 The Sin of a Twin-Soul |
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| 05 The Garden of Tanje |
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| 06 Glorious Annihilator of Time and Space |
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| 07 Egyplosis 1 |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
marac
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September 3, 2012
Subject: Interesting but too repetitive dark ambient (6/10)
Subject: Interesting but too repetitive dark ambient (6/10)
This is an interesting dark ambient recording, although too repetitive for my liking. I like experimenting with dark atmosphere and strange sounds. The drawbacks are the said repetitiveness and absurd sound volume differences, forcing a listener to adjust the level throughout the album. For me the best tracks are nos. 01, 02 and 07, because they are not overly repetitive. If you like highly repetitive type of ambient, you can safely add 2 or 3 points to my rating.
I guess using a word "repetitive" in every sentence, when reviewing a repetitive album is somehow repetitive, I mean, is somehow OK, isn't it?
I guess using a word "repetitive" in every sentence, when reviewing a repetitive album is somehow repetitive, I mean, is somehow OK, isn't it?
