The profound and very productive composer Adrián Juárez return to TLHOTRA with an overwhelming album. Reminiscent or maybe best described as a diary of sounds. In short sketches he present different ideas of his audio visions. It's a diverse album full of textures, quickly moving from one idea to another. And as always, and what shines through in all Adrián Juárez works, is an indication of joy for playing and an unrestrained curiosity for sounds. And this is very apparent on this electroaucustic, sound art album: miedo al rio.
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