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svart1Svart1--Davisibiliaadinvisibilia_[top08] (April 28, 2007)

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The sound of Svart1 (RaimondoGaviano_Cagliari_Sardinia) is a very impulsive mixture of rich and sometimes dense abstract analogue and digital noises, melodies and idm-like drums, often unexpected soundscapes, but at the same time it goes into warm and nice atmospheres.

As the title suggests, "davisibiliaadinvisibilia" is like a nocturnal landscape invasion, the faintest whisper of twilight as the hue of the sun falls below the earth, as the sandman beckons you to bed.

Technology like infinite rooms crossed by unexpected colorful visions, sounds and noises that break connections. Perceptions of the phenomena linked to the intuition of the cerebral processes that allow us to maintain memory of our own paranoia, to perceive mental images which, helped by sound, establish a continuous reproduction in colorful evolution of the surrounding truth in the attempt of hitting and living it again.

Sounds like true and own continuous sullecitations through which anxieties are created, parallel to visions. Necessity of continuous and immaterial reproduction that becomes pure air to breathe.

http://svart1.altervista.org


This audio is part of the collection: Community Audio

Artist/Composer: svart1
Date: 2007-04-28
Keywords: svart1,ambient,idm,atmospheres,soundscapes

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

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Reviewer: Startling Moniker - - May 23, 2007
Subject: solid work, with some unexpected sounds
Initially starts as more of an idm-style recording, albeit with lovely Eno influences. A little less than halfway through, a number of pleasantly unexpected sounds are utilized to fine effect-- wolves, foreign languages, footsteps, etc.. All in all, a solid work with crisp production throughout, and enough "reach" that I would assume the next work continues and improves upon these ideas.