Logic Moon & Henrik Meierkord – Ewiger Wald (EP – Fonodroom)
Genre/Influences: Cinematic, Experimental.
Format: Digital, CD, Vinyl.
Background/Info: This EP resulted from the collaborative efforts between German artist Tobias Lorsbach aka Logic Moon and Swedish musician Henrik Meierkord (who played in different projects like Black Tape for A Blue Girl).
Content: This album reveals a pronounced Cinematic music composition mixing Electronic arrangements and the Neo-Classic, melancholic cello played by Henrik Meierkord. The work is an invitation to dream away while now and then accentuated by rare and slow rhythms.
+ + + : From this work emerges prosperity; you feel relaxed and yet intrigued by the melancholic flavor of the cello play. “Fjärran Land” reveals a true symbiosis between cello and electronic sound treatments while the upcoming and last track “Skogsfolk” is darker and ultra-melancholic travel.
– – – : The work features 5 tracks and the best ones are right at the end so you’ve to be a little patient to experience the beauty and magic of the work.
Conclusion: A delicate and melancholic sonic voyage.
Best songs: “Fjärran Land”, “Skogsfolk”.
Rate: 7½.
Artists: www.logic-moon.de / www.facebook.com/logicmoonmusic / www.soundbread.se / www.facebook.com/henrik.meierkord
Label: www.facebook.com/fonodroom
About Logic Moon & Henrik Meierkord
Logic Moon is the solo project of German artist Tobias Lorsbach, working in cinematic and experimental electronic music. “Ewiger Wald” pairs Logic Moon with Swedish cellist Henrik Meierkord, known for his work with Black Tape for A Blue Girl, on a five-track EP released on the Fonodroom label in digital, CD and vinyl formats. The collaboration combines Lorsbach’s electronic arrangements with Meierkord’s neo-classical cello playing across the release.
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