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Released on November 7 by netlabel Kage Recordings, Songs Concerning The World of Old is an ambient and drone album by an artist known only by the nom de plume of Túrion. With twelve tracks – Silver Dawn Glimmer, Grass, Unfading, Blue As The Sky Unclouded, Unmade Into The Old Abyss, The Long Dark Before The Sun, Until The World Ends, He Has Forsaken Her, When Shadows Lengthen, Take Pity On His Sadness, Among Tales Of Sorrow And Ruin, A Farewell To Love And Light and Renewal – Songs Concerning The World Of Old is a magnificent and profound ambient experience. With a serene soundscape lucidly contorted in a long journey of intensely ecstatic harmonies, this album internalizes a predominant but unforeseeable galaxy of sonorous distinction, that utilizes graceful and soft elements as a vivid component of immaterial device.
With serenity being the most prominent element, Songs Concerning The World Of Old adopts an intention-over-technique procedure, to create, strengthen and consolidate the primary components of its harmonies. An album made to completely leave you relaxed, these calm melodies will take your mind to unseen places in the distant universe, that you never thought existed. Transcendental, soft and quiet, this work creates consistent atmospheres, made to fulfill your inner considerations, calm you down and renew your spirit.
With apparently vague, but consistent melodies, these dream-like soft harmonies will keep your mind distant, wandering in the depths of an unknown and unseen universe, in a marvelous, but spirited synthesis of silence, inexistent as a star in the sky, at broad daylight. With a philosophical approach awkwardly intense, this beautiful album really has everything to capture an attentive audience, willing to travel in the wingspan of its meritorious delight. A reviving glory that keeps the sound flowing, as beautiful as an eternal horizon could be.
Almost one hour long, the beautiful rhythms of this marvelous, fascinating and exuberant soundscape will leave you relaxed and sensitive. Evoking the powerful forces of the cosmos, Songs Concerning The World of Old, although a little ecstatic, is a brilliant ambient album, almost conceptual in the highly concentrated intensity of its own light. A gigantic sonorous galaxy immersed in a severe soul dedicated to disperse the serenity throughout the whole universe, this work will really make you see ambient music through another scope.
Wagner
With serenity being the most prominent element, Songs Concerning The World Of Old adopts an intention-over-technique procedure, to create, strengthen and consolidate the primary components of its harmonies. An album made to completely leave you relaxed, these calm melodies will take your mind to unseen places in the distant universe, that you never thought existed. Transcendental, soft and quiet, this work creates consistent atmospheres, made to fulfill your inner considerations, calm you down and renew your spirit.
With apparently vague, but consistent melodies, these dream-like soft harmonies will keep your mind distant, wandering in the depths of an unknown and unseen universe, in a marvelous, but spirited synthesis of silence, inexistent as a star in the sky, at broad daylight. With a philosophical approach awkwardly intense, this beautiful album really has everything to capture an attentive audience, willing to travel in the wingspan of its meritorious delight. A reviving glory that keeps the sound flowing, as beautiful as an eternal horizon could be.
Almost one hour long, the beautiful rhythms of this marvelous, fascinating and exuberant soundscape will leave you relaxed and sensitive. Evoking the powerful forces of the cosmos, Songs Concerning The World of Old, although a little ecstatic, is a brilliant ambient album, almost conceptual in the highly concentrated intensity of its own light. A gigantic sonorous galaxy immersed in a severe soul dedicated to disperse the serenity throughout the whole universe, this work will really make you see ambient music through another scope.
Wagner