Norwegian duo Erik Skodvin and Otto Totland creating sparse, cinematic ambient music that blends piano, field recordings and post-industrial textures.

The duo members are Erik Skodvin and Otto Totland. Reviews emphasize their albums Pale Ravine and Owl Splinters and describe their sound as intimate, dark, soundtrack-like ambient built from piano, reverb, field recordings and sparse electronics.

DeBaser hosts a small set of reviews praising Deaf Center's sparse, cinematic ambient work. Review coverage highlights Pale Ravine and Owl Splinters, noting piano, field recordings and post-industrial textures. The duo (Erik Skodvin and Otto Totland) is described as crafting intimate, dark soundscapes.

For:Listeners of ambient, modern classical and experimental soundscapes; fans of melancholic, cinematic music.

 Take a glass and fill it with your favorite wine. Now grab a cigarette and a lighter and begin the slow inhaling action that will damage your lungs.

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 In the forty minutes of "Owl splinters", we once again immerse ourselves with fatality into the chaos of contrasting feelings that Deaf Center generates naturally, providing a pleasant sensation of simplicity.

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