Genre/Influences: Dark-cinematographic, soundscape, dark-ambient. Background/Info: “Sector Hydra” resulted from the common efforts between Ukrainian artist…
Background/Info:
“Sector
Hydra” resulted from the common efforts between Ukrainian artist Oleg Puzan (aka
Dronny Darko) and German artist Ronny Engmann (aka RNGMNN). They both like
collaborative concepts and found their own concept inspired by an
imaginary and pure sci-fi ‘immersive expedition to abandoned alien assembly
lines’.
Content:
The
work totally fits with the sound and approach of Cryo Chamber. It’s a
cinematographic experience carried by dark sound waves, obscure atmospheres and
multiple field recordings. The work also features discrete little bleeps
accentuating the astral dimension of the work.
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+ + :
This work feels pretty intimate and accomplished with numerous little
details. I really get the impression both artists don’t spare any effort to
create a well-thought and intelligent production. “Sector Hydra” is the vision
of a sonic labyrinth where you better walk through by using headphones to fully
feel the impact of the sophisticated sound construction.
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– – :
Even if I enjoyed this album, it doesn’t really bring anything new while
the global sound approach is pretty similar on all tracks.
Conclusion:
It
all feels like Dronny Darko and RNGMNN are pretty complementary so I can only
hope they’ll renew this experience instead of again working with other
collaborators.
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