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Rating: THE REVIEW
I sat on the toilet and shouted: "Expelliamus." I had the most sumptuous and holy bowel movement of my life. Then, as I gave my sphincter the appropriate recovery time, leaning against the bathroom wall, I heard music from beyond the wall. Glorious guitar notes nestled between spatial keyboard carpets and everything shifted epically following a powerful rhythmic machine. The neighbor was listening to Diluvium by the German band Ainigma. Well, I thought, maybe he's not the pansy we all in the building thought he was.
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The review describes a unique, personal experience of hearing Ainigma’s album Diluvium. The music combines epic guitar notes with rich keyboard layers and powerful rhythms, creating an immersive atmosphere. The listener gains a new appreciation for the band's sound through an unexpectedly vivid moment.Tracklist Videos
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By Peppe Weapon
Diluvium is an album with a devastating sound.
If the first tracks presented several references to their idols, Atomic Rooster, Diluvium gets closer to Krautrock, especially in the central part.
