Profer Lumen Caesis – Ethereal Darkness / Malignant Light (EP – Profer Lumen Caesis)
Genre/Influences: Dark-Ambient, Industrial, Ritual, Electronic.
Format: Digital, CDR.
Background/Info: In less than two years finish sound project Profer Lumen Caesis has already released a few productions. The newest EP reveals three cuts.
Content: Taking off with an overwhelming Ambient/Noise/Ritual track featuring spooky vocals both tracks left are short pieces mixing Cinematic atmospheres together with repetitive electronic sequences.
+ + + : From this work I especially will keep the impressive opening piece “Mare” in mind. This is a great cut mixing different genres together in a heavy, imposing way.
– – – : Both cuts left are suffering from a rudimentary writing and sound unaccomplished.
Conclusion: I got mixed feelings listening to this work; a great opening piece followed by poorly inspired cuts.
Best songs: “Mare”.
Rate: 6.
Artist: https://proferlumencaesis.bandcamp.com
About Profer Lumen Caesis
Profer Lumen Caesis is a Finland-based Dark-Ambient and Industrial project describing its own work as “dark soundscapes and themes”. The project’s Bandcamp discography includes the albums “Another World” and “A Silent Disclosure”, released ahead of “Ethereal Darkness – Malignant Light”, which came out on July 27, 2022.
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