September 27, 2026

LPF12 – Burn The World Quietly (Digital Album – LPF12)

LPF12 – "Burn The World Quietly" album cover
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Sascha Lemon has been creating music as LPF12 for over 30 years. The German artist remains not only highly productive but also remarkably creative. In recent years, he has delved deeper into the Cinematic style, continuously exploring and refining his work. This album comprises 8 tracks that serve as a testament to this evolution. While rare moments incorporate IDM elements and slow, fragmented rhythms, the album is primarily a clear, dark, and immersive Cinematic experience. It evokes an abyssal feeling, with its mysterious atmosphere heightened by the use of numerous field recordings. With subtlety and experimentation, LPF12 pushes the boundaries of Electronic music, continuing his journey into uncharted sonic territories. (Rating:7).

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About LPF12

LPF12 is the solo project of German artist Sascha Lemon, who has described it on Bandcamp as making electronic music since 1992. The project’s Bandcamp catalog runs to several dozen releases, spanning IDM, ambient, and cinematic electronic styles, and Side-Line has followed its output since 2020 with releases including “Million Mile Memory”, “The Weight Of Letting Go”, “A Violent Silence”, “Poems For The Dark Matter”, “A Clear Bright New Sky”, “Pending EP”, and “Contours Of Stillness”.

The album “tiltedStage” was released digitally on September 21, 2024 as a six-track album. Lemon followed it on December 2, 2024 with the eight-track “Burn The World Quietly”, the digital album reviewed here.

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