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Album: "Objectif
Lune" (1998) |
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Reviewed by: Darklight Muad'dib is an
experimental/noise/ambient sound art project. Various electronic
sound effects and samples play over funky drum beats, piano, bass
lines, etc. to create rather chaotic music that goes off in several
different
directions.
I personally have
never seen the appeal in this kind of music, and don't quite
grasp its connection with industrial/goth/EBM or electronic/synth music
in general.
The music here
plays at a rather dreary pace with a lot of empty space. It
doesn't come off as being very full or layered. But that's not to say
a lot isn't
happening in it. There is constantly something coming and going
in and out of this music. It's quite frantic and messy. So much in fact
that it gets on my nerves.
I just never could
quite understand what one gets from such music. I could
maybe see it work in a short art film, play, classic cartoon, or something
such as that. But to listen to it on its own just doesn't make a
whole lot of sense to me.
I will admit that
this music is well done for what it is. It does feature
variety and changes along the way which is a good thing. This project
should be on the Tone Casualties label since it's exactly the kind
of music they specialize in.
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