Dead Man's Hill vs. Kenji Siratori (CD - Midnight Productions)

This album marks the 2nd collaboration between Dead Man's Hill (Belgium) and Kenji Siratori (Japan). It all sounds like the meeting between 2 different cultures, but music can often go above cultural differences. I think it's also interesting to mention that this album has been released on a Chinese label (Midnight Productions). The common efforts between both artists resulted in a quite cinematographic approach. This album could have been a soundtrack. Musical wise we're pretty close to dark ambient music like illustrated on the opening cut "Damaged Soul". A few Japanese spoken vocals inject an extra mysterious element in the composition, which is accentuated on a few more cuts. "Necrophiliac Virgin" is a very good outburst from this increasing mysterious mood. "Hypnogenesis Heart" sounds like the ultimate piece for a soundtrack while "Mystic Rebirth" coming next reveals a ritual influence for its rhythmic and a tiny epic touch on top. This is a remarkable composition. "Soul Alive" brings the album to an end with a new, more soundtrack-orientated cut.
Both artists sound like they feel very comfortable working together, which can only incite them to consider a 3rd release!
(DP:7)DP.
Bands: www.myspace.com/deadmanshill / www.kenjisiratori
Label: www.midnight-prod.com / www.myspace.com/midnightlabel

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