:10: – Filth In Me (Album – :10:)

Genre/Influences: Industrial-Ambient, Industrial-Trip-Hop.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info: :10″ is a project hailing from Michigan (USA) which has already released several works since 2020. “Filth In Me” was already released one year ago now and features six tracks.
Content: The composition sounds as a sonic hybrid between Ambient-Electro and Industrial sound treatments. The tracks are driven by a slow cadence while the last track features female vocals.
+ + + : :10: is an interesting project for the way all influences have been merged together. The last cut featuring female vocals -which has been also experienced at some previous productions, inject a little extra. I also want to mention the cool artwork of the front cover.
– – – : This is not the best work from :10: although worth listening to.
Conclusion: A creative project trying to bring something different.
Best songs: “Watch Her Fall”, “Open The Mirror”.
Rate: 7.
Artist: https://10music.bandcamp.com
Listen to “Filth In Me”:
About :10:
:10: is a solo electronic project based in Shelby Township, Michigan, working in ambient-industrial and trip-hop-influenced material. The project’s debut full-length album, “Video”, was issued in 2020, followed by a steady catalog of releases including “Inert”, “Becoming”, “Gift”, the “Industrial is Dead” EP, “Eros”, “Why We Hurt” and “photic”.
“Filth In Me”, a six-track album, followed on February 18, 2023. Later releases include “Horror”, “SIRENS”, “Venom” and “Failed In Life”. All :10: material is self-released through Bandcamp.
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