Background/Info:
Set
up in 2013 by Vadym Sycantrhope, Coven Project became a rather prolific artist in a
rather short lapse of time. This new opus is the first one released on
Noctivagant Records.
Content:
The
cinematographic approach is very present on this work. Sometimes mixed with a
neo-classical touch, mainly played by piano, the work could be the perfect
soundtrack for an imaginary sci-fi movie. And that’s not really a coincidence
as Coven Project is inspired by movies and some film directors. “First Step On
The Moon” is a real interesting cut and totally appropriated with the anniversary
of the first man on the moon. It sounds pretty space-like. Next to the
classical ambient tracks, I also noticed a few different compositions carried
by impressive sound treatments.
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The main characteristic and strength of this project definitely is the
ambient side. It’s a relaxing experience with some neo-classic input. But my
personal favorite cuts are the one that are a little bit different. I here
especially refer to “Necro Stellar”. This cut has been composed with impressive
sound treatments. It sounds more experimental, but absolutely genius. Last, but
not least, I also like the artwork of the front cover.
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This album features two parts revealing a total amount of 18 cuts, which
is maybe a bit too long for an album.
Conclusion:
This
album is an invitation to discover the contemporary universe of space-like
inspired music.
Best
songs: “Necro Stellar”’, Symphony Of Precarity”, “Intro Mainstream”.
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