ambient / electronic
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Recently released by Greek label Cosmicleaf Records, Long Journey, by Aviron, is an ambient three tracks album, marked by deep and thoughtful harmonies, that comprehends the spirited meaning of expansion and rhythm. With serene, but constant melodies, that revolves around a sensational sonorous inspiration that immerses the listener into a long journey of peaceful delusion, this work, albei being brief, is deeply atmospheric and intense. Like small sparks of impressionistic notes, the colorful and poetic rhythms, almost detached from the reality that mesmerizes the factual perceptions of the senses, drives you into a whole new world of interceptive vibrations, that captivates and disseminates grains of poetic beauty to a new level of delusional transcendence.
Sometimes flerting with Psytrance, the three tracks herein – Long Journey, Solving The Mystery and Hateship – throws ambient music into a different level of existence, matching the perfect coexistence of an audacious thrill of artistic experimentation with the traditional approach that characterizes the genre. With powerful rhythms and an astounding dissonance that immediately captivates the listener’s audition, groundbreaking dance elements surprisingly collide perfectly with the surface of the music, revealing a refreshing element of astonishing musical magnificence that makes this fantastic masterpiece not just brilliant, but incredibly fundamental for all enthusiasts of the genre.
A powerful EP that really captivates the listener at the very first seconds, until the very end of it, Long Journey – although being a little bit short, in fact – is a profound and methodical exercise into electronic music, masterly mixing ambient, trance, psytrance and dance music elements, that reorganizes into the deep spherical layer of a protuberating art the immense and diverse abilities of an artist that really knows what he is doing. A great gift for the electronic music scene as a whole, Long Journey is powerful as an EP, and each one of its three songs individually can be categorized as state of the art symbols, bounded to make history in the annals of the genre.
A powerful EP that everybody should listen, Long Journey is an incredible and lucid musical work, that no description in words can match. A groundbreaking masterpiece, whose only failure is being too brief. Otherwise, it would have been an epic contribution to the history of electronic music.
Wagner
Sometimes flerting with Psytrance, the three tracks herein – Long Journey, Solving The Mystery and Hateship – throws ambient music into a different level of existence, matching the perfect coexistence of an audacious thrill of artistic experimentation with the traditional approach that characterizes the genre. With powerful rhythms and an astounding dissonance that immediately captivates the listener’s audition, groundbreaking dance elements surprisingly collide perfectly with the surface of the music, revealing a refreshing element of astonishing musical magnificence that makes this fantastic masterpiece not just brilliant, but incredibly fundamental for all enthusiasts of the genre.
A powerful EP that really captivates the listener at the very first seconds, until the very end of it, Long Journey – although being a little bit short, in fact – is a profound and methodical exercise into electronic music, masterly mixing ambient, trance, psytrance and dance music elements, that reorganizes into the deep spherical layer of a protuberating art the immense and diverse abilities of an artist that really knows what he is doing. A great gift for the electronic music scene as a whole, Long Journey is powerful as an EP, and each one of its three songs individually can be categorized as state of the art symbols, bounded to make history in the annals of the genre.
A powerful EP that everybody should listen, Long Journey is an incredible and lucid musical work, that no description in words can match. A groundbreaking masterpiece, whose only failure is being too brief. Otherwise, it would have been an epic contribution to the history of electronic music.
Wagner