Hiemis – RadixLabel: NoctivagantFormat: CDRCountry: SpanishReleased: 2020Style: Drone, Dark Ambient However, the cathedrals were not only temples strictly dedicated to religious worship; in turn, they become places of encounter, of discussion, of contemplation. Sanctuary of the Tradition of Science and Art, the Gothic cathedral must be seen as a sufficient concretion of popular ideas, trends and faith, as a perfect whole that we can go to without fear when we try to know the thoughts of our ancestors , in all fields: religious, secular, philosophical or social. The medieval builders, authentic creators of these complex and amazing buildings, breathed into their works a whole series of knowledge and hermetic messages.…
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Hiemis – Hyperborea
Hiemis – HyperboreaLabel: NoctivagantFormat: CDRCountry: SpanishReleased: 2019Style: Drone, Dark Akmbient The dark-ambient and cold-cinematographic styles definitely are the main sources of inspiration running through this opus. I also noticed a few experimental treatments, but globally speaking this is music to activate evil spirits. Haunting voices and deep, humming tones will accompany the listener during their nightmarish trip. «side-line»
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Hiemis – Zothique
Hiemis – ZothiqueLabel: NoctivagantFormat: CD, Album, Limited EditionCountry: USAReleased:2022Style: Drone, Ambient, Dark Ambient, Dungeon Synth, Neo-Classical Zothique (Clark Ashton Smith)«He who has trod the shadows of ZothiqueAnd looked upon the coal-red sun oblique,Henceforth returns to no anterior land,But haunts a later coastWhere cities crumble in the black sea-sandAnd dead gods drink the brine. He who has known the gardens of ZothiqueWere bleed the fruits torn by the simorgh’s beak,Savors no fruit of greener hemispheres:In arbors uttermost,In sunset cycles of the sombering years,He sips an amaranth wine. He who has loved the wild girls of ZothiqueShall not come back a gentler love to seek,Nor know the vampire’s from the lover’s kiss:For…
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Apoptose – Zukunft
Apoptose – Die ZukunftLabel: Tesco Organisation – TESCO 128, Tesco Organisation – 128Format: CD, AlbumCountry: GermanyReleased:2018Style: Dark Ambient, Ambient, Downtempo, Synthwave, Modern Classical In the four years of production Apoptose selected a wide range of different singers for this album. Most outstanding is classical trained tenor Daniel Sans. He sings «What Power Art Thou» – a song that was composed by Henry Purcell in the late 17th century. Apoptose and Sans preserve the complex harmonic structure of the original translating it into a breathtaking five minute ride in apoptotic soundspheres. They succeed in conjuring up Purcell’s «cold genius» that had already fascinated legendary countertenor Klaus Nomi in the 1980s. Other…
