Torul – Superposition (Digital/CD Album – Infacted Recordings)
This marks the ninth album by Slovenian artist Borut Bernik aka ‘Torulsson’ and better known as Torul..
Torul remains a distinctive presence in the vast landscape of Electro-Pop—a project with its own unmistakable DNA, recognizable through its signature arrangements and vocal style. A recurring element in Torul’s music is its sweet, melancholic undertone, which delicately envelops both the softer moments and the more danceable tracks. Despite the diversity in tempo, there is always a cohesive thread running through the music. Additionally, Torul stands out with its polished, professional production, further elevating its uniqueness.
While I wouldn’t necessarily call this the best album of the nine, it is certainly an opus containing some real gems. (Rating:7½).
Listen to “Dancers In The Dark”:
About Torul
Torul is a Slovenian project founded in 2010 by Borut Bernik, known within the project as “Torulsson”. Torul started as a solo outlet mixing Dance and Techno with Electro and Indie-Pop, and has since gone through several frontman changes; singer Maj is the project’s third. Torulsson discussed the band’s approach and lineup history with Side-Line around the release of the album “End Less Dreams” on Infacted Recordings in 2022.
“Superposition”, released digitally and on CD through Infacted Recordings, is Torul’s ninth album.
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