Via Sinistrae / Lehadbik
| Album: | Lehadbik | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Via Sinistrae | Added: | Nov 2009 | |
| Label: | Black Note Music | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2010-02-21 | Pull Date: | 2010-04-25 | Charts: | Classical/Experimental |
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| Week Ending: | Apr 25 | Mar 28 | Mar 14 | Mar 7 | Feb 28 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Apr 22, 2010: | Icecaps of White Noise
The Mermail Of Elsinore |
4. | Mar 05, 2010: | The Courtesy Flush
The Mermail Of Elsinore |
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| 2. | Mar 25, 2010: | orangeasm
Courageous Mutation 4 |
5. | Feb 24, 2010: | behold... the tetrahedron of infinite gloom
The Flight Of The Eagle |
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| 3. | Mar 12, 2010: | The Decency Flush
Ritual By The Waves |
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Album Review
Adam Pearson
Reviewed 2010-02-03
Reviewed 2010-02-03
Ambient meets trip-hop meets drone. Carnal, late night, rhythmic music to make babies to. Restrained, meticulous, atmospheric, chill-out stuff; definitely sounds like it was inorganically recorded – probably conceived in ProTools. This one is gapless so you may want to fade out or put the CD cart on continuous. No FCCs. Cue it up, no recommendations.
1. Eerie descending guitar atmospherics with some cool indecipherable percussion. (3:09)
2. Eastern drone pipes and obscured hooks come in behind electric percussion. Some shimmering 80s synth comes, though it is not as obnoxious as it may sound. (4:34)
3. Twinkling bells, big new rhythm comes in, layered, upper-register female vocal howling. (3:50)
4. Eagle calls with light, cyclic, whooshing drone underneath. For fans of bird calls. (2:21)
5. Sequenced, tremelo’d and phasered synths, big reverb on digital rimshots; sounds like clanking coins, another spaced out fuck-groove. (3:18)
6. Brief noise drone. Soundbed. (0:42)
7. Stumbling, off-rhythm. (1:05)
8. Deep bass and lead synth stuff, start-stop rhythm, some bird noises in here, too. (3:17)
9. Distant space arpeggiating and a more menacing lead drone refrain comes in, big tribal, moan-inducing groove, animalistic. (3:15)
10. Ringing siren tones, celestial zooming, martian spaceship lands and this time there’s no John Williams score. (1:30)
11. Distorted layers slowly fade, while a cut-up rhythm comes to the forefront, while people explicitly groan in pleasure. (4:55)
12. Glitchy, noisy music box manipulation. Not a ‘song’ by any stretch. (2:45)
13. Ringing drone, paddling percussion, picks up. (1:44)
14. More menacing tone with lots of sound effects and percussion that sounds like filtered heavy breathing; fire truck sirens come in at the end. (2:18)
15. Driving rhythm with fire truck sirens, clicking and snapping percussion, blaring outbursts of organs and noisy, bubbly atmospherics. (3:11)
16. Pitch-shifting string plucking fades into tense ambiance. (3:04)
17. More gurgling percussion with sustained whooshing in the background behind a slightly dizzying interplay of sequenced synths. (4:29)
18. Gibberish vocals drawn out with light industrial pulse and soft tones and melodic ambience. (4:19)
1. Eerie descending guitar atmospherics with some cool indecipherable percussion. (3:09)
2. Eastern drone pipes and obscured hooks come in behind electric percussion. Some shimmering 80s synth comes, though it is not as obnoxious as it may sound. (4:34)
3. Twinkling bells, big new rhythm comes in, layered, upper-register female vocal howling. (3:50)
4. Eagle calls with light, cyclic, whooshing drone underneath. For fans of bird calls. (2:21)
5. Sequenced, tremelo’d and phasered synths, big reverb on digital rimshots; sounds like clanking coins, another spaced out fuck-groove. (3:18)
6. Brief noise drone. Soundbed. (0:42)
7. Stumbling, off-rhythm. (1:05)
8. Deep bass and lead synth stuff, start-stop rhythm, some bird noises in here, too. (3:17)
9. Distant space arpeggiating and a more menacing lead drone refrain comes in, big tribal, moan-inducing groove, animalistic. (3:15)
10. Ringing siren tones, celestial zooming, martian spaceship lands and this time there’s no John Williams score. (1:30)
11. Distorted layers slowly fade, while a cut-up rhythm comes to the forefront, while people explicitly groan in pleasure. (4:55)
12. Glitchy, noisy music box manipulation. Not a ‘song’ by any stretch. (2:45)
13. Ringing drone, paddling percussion, picks up. (1:44)
14. More menacing tone with lots of sound effects and percussion that sounds like filtered heavy breathing; fire truck sirens come in at the end. (2:18)
15. Driving rhythm with fire truck sirens, clicking and snapping percussion, blaring outbursts of organs and noisy, bubbly atmospherics. (3:11)
16. Pitch-shifting string plucking fades into tense ambiance. (3:04)
17. More gurgling percussion with sustained whooshing in the background behind a slightly dizzying interplay of sequenced synths. (4:29)
18. Gibberish vocals drawn out with light industrial pulse and soft tones and melodic ambience. (4:19)
Track Listing
| 1. | Yog-Sothoth | 10. | As I Open The Door | |||
| 2. | The Mermail Of Elsinore | 11. | To Pan | |||
| 3. | Panic Dub | 12. | Music Box | |||
| 4. | The Flight Of The Eagle | 13. | Courageous Mutation 3 | |||
| 5. | For The Gods Are Here (Carriego) | 14. | Crown Of Stars | |||
| 6. | Courageous Mutation 4 | 15. | Hidden Veins | |||
| 7. | I Felt A Little Odd | 16. | The Story Of Don Florentino | |||
| 8. | Just A Moment | 17. | A Vast Stretch | |||
| 9. | Ritual By The Waves | 18. | Once We Were Gods |