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Troum \u200e\u2013 Mare Morphosis<\/strong>
Label: Transgredient Records \u200e\u2013 TR-09
Series: Power Romantic \u2013 3
Format: CD, Album
Country: Germany
Released: Dec 2013
Style: Ambient, Drone, Experimental, Post Rock<\/p>\n

This is the third & final part in the \u201cPower Romantic\u201d series, released end of 2013 on Transgredient Records as CD (TR-09).
\u201cWhat comes with the Power Romantic trilogy (which pt. 1 and 2 are: Mare Idiophonika, Grote Mandrenke) is brooding from the core of Troum\u2019s universe. Relating Troum with strong Romantic tropisms is like sewing an endless canvas. In every musical piece they work, the two musicians BarakaH and Glit[s]ch navigate a vast sea of sound, recalling the Romantic feeling in front of deep landscapes that reflect the very soul, threatening in a voluptuous appeal the observer to dissolve in the totality. Troum\u2019s attraction to the notion of Dissolution is felt every time that the sound waves inflate to shape a luminous drone, every time that the pulsation melts into a magmatic rumbling. And what about the beauty of sadness, celebrated since the days of Maeror Tri\u2026<\/p>\n

That sea of sound, of profound melancholic drones and waves gets its monument with the Power Romantic trilogy in which Troum show their skill in harmony, but not only. Drones and harmony still reign but a clear way is designed for melody and rhythms (as it already was in Tjukurrpa pt. 3). The oceanic feeling is fueled by new movements, like a storm upon and under the fluid. Mare morphosis, pt. 3 of the Power Romantic trilogy, opens as the very building of a Sunken Cathedral, with heavy rhythms like stone columns gently embraced by subtle sharpened melodic phrases. The whole soundscape navigates then by the tide and lets the strong motion of sound rumbling and driving to surface the heavy layers of undercurrents, bringing up to light their deep melancholic germ of melody. Mare morphosis definitely gives Troum\u2019s music a new dimension, reflecting ancient waves, amplifying the power of Sehnsucht, drumming the drowning heart.\u201d [Denis Boyer \/ Fear Drop]<\/i><\/p>\n

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