Background/Info:
Ukrainian artist
Tim Six is back on track unleashing a new opus –the second one released by Cryo
Chamber. This prolific artist has collaborated with multiple labels, but Cryo
chamber seems to become a comfortable home to release his works.
Content:
“Beringia” takes
off with 2 overwhelming pieces mixing dark-ambient, cinematic and ritual
influences. The tracks are evolving progressively till reaching an absolute
climax –and especially at “Land Of Famished Spirits”. The 3 cuts left are still
pretty dark-ambient driven, but still more into experimental passages. The field
recordings are pretty present here.
+ + + :
The debut part of
this work is absolute phenomenal. Both debut songs reveal great writing skills
and the artist’s nose to bring different influences together. I like the way
both cuts have been progressively built up, creating an apotheosis in darkness
and angst. Creation VI has this particular genius to build up an overwhelming
atmosphere taking the listener in its grip. The work is elaborated and
revealing multiple little noises and details.
– – – :
After the
extraordinary debut the 3 tracks left are interesting, but never reaching a
similar qualitative level.
Conclusion:
I’m always a bit
reticent with prolific artists, but I’ve to admit Creation VI never stops to
bring new and fascinating works. This is a remarkable dark travel throughout
the world of ambient music.
Best songs:
“Land Of Famished
Spirits”, “Migration To North”.
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