drone / ambient / experimental
With a release title that makes you open your mind during the 'stay at your place' period in Europe and further, Music For Installations still sprinkles some tantalizing pepper in our electronic noses. Pieter Gyselinck is not only the man behind the ambient project Lounasan and the second half of the electronic duo Cycles Of Moebius, he also shows a lurid and experimental side of himself with Music For Installations.
Fractions Of Unity consists of ten sonic fractals that open up as infinite sound compositions filled with the reflection of a split personality. We already noticed the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde feeling in the various other projects of Gyselinck, which are further explored in Fractions Of Unity. The undulating soundscapes alternate with dark drones that produce an eerie atmosphere of madness. By means of mysterious signals, samples and percussion, Gyselinck's sound constructions scratched permanent scars in various places on our hard disk.
No lack of experiment, we were glued to the synthetic and threatening sound pulses that slowly brought all kinds of dust particles to the surface containing disturbed alien sounds. The unearthly rumble buzzed like mechanical bees back and forth between the eardrums. The dark and machine-like constructions of the tracks was encapsulated with bizarre signals that generated a strong sense of panic choking.
Fractions Of Unity listens as an experimental ambient drone trip that was rolled into an exciting and threatening electronic block full of stimuli. Music For Installations is unfortunately, still in the box unknown is unloved. With Fractions Of Unity there may certainly be some change. A Belgian quality release in the genre.
Patsker
Fractions Of Unity consists of ten sonic fractals that open up as infinite sound compositions filled with the reflection of a split personality. We already noticed the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde feeling in the various other projects of Gyselinck, which are further explored in Fractions Of Unity. The undulating soundscapes alternate with dark drones that produce an eerie atmosphere of madness. By means of mysterious signals, samples and percussion, Gyselinck's sound constructions scratched permanent scars in various places on our hard disk.
No lack of experiment, we were glued to the synthetic and threatening sound pulses that slowly brought all kinds of dust particles to the surface containing disturbed alien sounds. The unearthly rumble buzzed like mechanical bees back and forth between the eardrums. The dark and machine-like constructions of the tracks was encapsulated with bizarre signals that generated a strong sense of panic choking.
Fractions Of Unity listens as an experimental ambient drone trip that was rolled into an exciting and threatening electronic block full of stimuli. Music For Installations is unfortunately, still in the box unknown is unloved. With Fractions Of Unity there may certainly be some change. A Belgian quality release in the genre.
Patsker
