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THE REVIEW
Ever further from the grainy "Cannibal Movie" images, it followed the current of the "Black River," reaching post-urban scenarios, forgotten industries, metallic skeletons. A natural path. The evolution of an unsettling sound. The soundtrack of a journey through exo-metropolitan landscapes, dark, industrial world music in 3D, a scent of burned celluloid.
The unease remains the same, but now it lives behind an urban backdrop, marred by synthetic flashes, industrial beats disintegrated into abstract rhythmic dusts.
Sharp, abstract, ambient music with claws that hold you in an alien no-place, yet with the familiar charm of images not far from our serene everyday postcards.
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Donato Epiro's album Rubisco presents an evolution from earlier gritty sounds to a darker, abstract industrial ambient style. It evokes post-urban and exo-metropolitan landscapes with sharp, synthetic rhythms. Though unsettling, it maintains a familiar charm through its evocative, cinematic atmosphere. The album acts as a sonic soundtrack to forgotten industrial environments, blending alien and familiar imagery.Tracklist
Donato Epiro
Artist producing ambient/industrial, soundtrack-like music; Rubisco is presented as a post-urban, cinematic work exploring unsettling soundscapes.01 Reviews
