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Cosmos in Flux is an album by Greek electronic ambient music duo One Arc Degree, released by American label Synphaera Records, on May 16. Fifty eight minutes long, the record has eight tracks: Mayda, Antecedents & Consequences, Cosmos in Flux, Reconstruction of Function, Skyrub, Winter Sun, Longer Than Forever and Teleute. With a nostalgic minded ambient cosmic styled sensibility, One Arc Degree transports its audience to the deepest abyssal plains of infinity, in an everlasting journey where everything is sidelined with an impatient sense of obscurity.
With the beautiful cosmogony of transcendental melodies, that dwelled deeper and deeper into the darkest abysses of the human soul, Cosmos in Flux juxtaposes the precise expansion of subtle harmonies, that creates a marvelous contrivance of fugacious galaxies inside the unlimited horizon of principles of our own thoughts. Dragged by an accretion disk that sensitizes the notion of our own grievances, the infinite calmness that shapes the boundaries of the rhythms – present in each and every one of these wonderful cosmic tracks – are almost antidotes to the vicissitudes of life itself. Otherwise, the music, at the axis of its own sonorous strength, will be able to fantasize over the surface of its planetary algorithms, to liquefy all aspects of reality.
Escalating to a universe where possibilities are seemingly a paradise of endless comfort lost in the eyes of precious musical virtues, the density of the sound present in the music functions as a laborious correlation of principles, where everything is doomed to fall beyond the reverberating categories of infinity.
With a sound that really comprehends the precise expansion of its own relativity, Cosmos in Flux is an album that masterly aggregates a fundamental principle of delusional proficiency into the anatomy of the genre. More effusively ordained, and yet, expressively diluted as well, infused with an harmonious anagram of deeply expansive melodies, this record certainly reevaluates the most fundamental elements of space oriented ambient electronica, as One Arc Degree clearly has learned wisely how to outstand its own qualities in a succession of dense proclivities, firmly structured in a pattern of musical ambivalences, that rapidly overcame all the organic limitations inherent to the genre.
Wagner
With the beautiful cosmogony of transcendental melodies, that dwelled deeper and deeper into the darkest abysses of the human soul, Cosmos in Flux juxtaposes the precise expansion of subtle harmonies, that creates a marvelous contrivance of fugacious galaxies inside the unlimited horizon of principles of our own thoughts. Dragged by an accretion disk that sensitizes the notion of our own grievances, the infinite calmness that shapes the boundaries of the rhythms – present in each and every one of these wonderful cosmic tracks – are almost antidotes to the vicissitudes of life itself. Otherwise, the music, at the axis of its own sonorous strength, will be able to fantasize over the surface of its planetary algorithms, to liquefy all aspects of reality.
Escalating to a universe where possibilities are seemingly a paradise of endless comfort lost in the eyes of precious musical virtues, the density of the sound present in the music functions as a laborious correlation of principles, where everything is doomed to fall beyond the reverberating categories of infinity.
With a sound that really comprehends the precise expansion of its own relativity, Cosmos in Flux is an album that masterly aggregates a fundamental principle of delusional proficiency into the anatomy of the genre. More effusively ordained, and yet, expressively diluted as well, infused with an harmonious anagram of deeply expansive melodies, this record certainly reevaluates the most fundamental elements of space oriented ambient electronica, as One Arc Degree clearly has learned wisely how to outstand its own qualities in a succession of dense proclivities, firmly structured in a pattern of musical ambivalences, that rapidly overcame all the organic limitations inherent to the genre.
Wagner
