Genre/Influences: Dark-ambient. Background/Info: Italian composerGiuseppe Verticchio has been active under the Nimh moniker since 2001….
Genre/Influences: Dark-ambient.
Background/Info:
Italian composerGiuseppe Verticchio has been
active under the Nimh moniker since 2001. He released numerous productions on
different recognized labels, always dealing with darker music influences such
as ambient, industrial, ritual and related genres. This album is not exactly
new work, but gets back to the album “This Crying Era”, which was originally
released in 2012 on vinyl format by Synästhesie Schallplatten. “Beyond The
Crying Era” features the six original tracks from “This Crying Era” plus four
extra songs.
Content:
Nimh invites the listener
to dive into an extremely dark- and overwhelming ambient composition. The songs
have been accomplished with a wide spectrum of noises, field recordings, dark
electronic loops and icy sweeps. It’s a powerful composition featuring numerous
noticeable tracks.
+ + + :
What you might expect
from this kind of music is a strong visual appeal and that’s for sure one of
the album’s main characteristics. But it’s not just dark-ambient music. Giuseppe Verticchio also
reveals himself as a true wizard of noise. He likes manipulating the knobs of
his machines, creating a tormented fantasy world. I especially like the icy,
electronic loops and the crushing atmospheres.
– – – :
You don’t hear me
complaining; this album is worthy of examination for all dark-ambient lovers.
Conclusion:
Nimh doesn’t bring the
usual dark-ambient cliché, but an elaborated format guiding the listener
throughout a dark sonic trip.
Best songs:
“Dark Earth, ”, “The
Thanandar’s Room”, “Beyond The Gates”, “The Crying Era”.
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