edit: 95 -> 100
very raw and very comforting
Despite how simplistic this album is it never loses its human warmth and touch. The album absorbs the sound around it and makes it a part of itself, the sound of my computer hums along quite musicaly and the sound of the city becomes part of the piece. Trilogie de la mort is a musical adaptation of the tibetan book of the dead and in its mourning drones it is ever so warm and sweet. When the album is done and when death is past it feels entirely satisfied and meditated without haunting you with ... read more
perfect in musical buildup and evolution. With most post-rock albums i find it hard to remember where a song starts and ends but the instrumentals are kept simple enough to a point where it is easy to follow. Part 1 consists of 2 repeating guitar lines where one is slightly faster than the other causing them to loop over one another. After a while everything is consumed in a distorted sound . The simplicity also gives a feeling of calm in Part 2 where an aquatic sounding soothing guitar plays ... read more
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