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THE REVIEW

There are albums that demand attention, and albums that demand a body. Primordial, the new work by BLooDNoISE, belongs to the second kind: not an album, but a rite of passage, a cycle of immersion and re-emergence where sound becomes a threshold and the body becomes an instrument.

BLooDNoISE has been working for years in that liminal zone where post-industrial merges with ritual, where noise stops being an aesthetic and becomes living matter. Primordial is the point where this tension finally finds its complete form: each track is a gesture, an incision, a breach opened in memory and trance.

The opening, Primordial intro, does not introduce: it destabilizes. It's trembling ground, an archaic noise that seems to come from a pre-human archive. From there, Wild mysticism unveils the expansive phase of the album: a feral dance, a pagan trance that seeks not spirituality but physical ecstasy.

With aBacuS, order implodes: an almost mathematical structure that crumbles under the weight of the rite, like a symbolic system burning from within. The beating heart of the record is Pagan ritual, a profane liturgy in which BLooDNoISE builds sound spaces that resemble real architectures: corridors, processions, shadows. Here the sound does not represent the rite — it is the rite.

Other voice introduces a presence: a voice that is not a voice, a sonic ghost speaking from another room of consciousness. Obsessive phantasmagoria is an inner theater, a sickly dream that repeats until possession. Ultramarine limerence opens an emotional parenthesis: a deep blue, a disturbed infatuation oscillating between alienated tenderness and abyss.

The tension rises up to Primitive trascendence, where transcendence is not liberation but animal metamorphosis: the body is not overcome, it is dragged beyond. The climax arrives with Sacrificial sound rite, a track that consumes itself as it progresses, where sound becomes blade, offering, price.

The closing, Primordial outro, does not close: it returns to the source, vibrating like an empty room after the ceremony.

Primordial rejects linearity and narrative. It is a living archive, a breathing body, a ritual that reactivates itself with every listen. In an electronic landscape obsessed with digital cleanliness, BLooDNoISE chooses noise as origin, flesh as memory, sound as sacrificial act.

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The review praises Bloodnoise's debut album 'Primordial' as a standout metal release. It highlights the band's musical prowess and compelling songwriting. The rating gives the album a perfect score, indicating strong approval. The review touches on the album's impact in the metal scene. Overall, it positions 'Primordial' as essential listening for metal fans.

Bloodnoise

A project responsible for a series of tape-based productions between 1989 and 1996. "Before Crossing A Destiny" is a 10-track instrumental album (56 minutes) of dark, ritualistic experimental electronic music, digitized and distributed by The Orchard.
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