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 At that precise moment, it’s as if the entire meaning of that sound were crystal clear and shining with light.

 The album hides behind a sort of transparent curtain—blow over the veil, and you discover wonders and different facets.

This review explores Peter Hammill's album Consequences as a challenging but richly rewarding experience. Initial listens feel difficult due to discordant, non-traditional song structures. However, persistence reveals a profound emotional and sonic depth, characterized by intimate lyricism and delicate instrumental balance. The album evokes comparisons to Lou Reed and Nick Cave, highlighting a spiritual journey of introspection and solitude. Dive into Peter Hammill's Consequences and experience the deep emotional journey hidden within its sonic layers.

 The more you listen to the CD, the more layers of understanding increase, and the more difficulties arise in maneuvering through the winding spirals.

 It’s an album that must be listened to entirely in one go, like drinking a strong glass of red wine with intense, purple hues, slightly vanilla but dry, dense, and firm.

Peter Hammill's Incoherence is a challenging yet rewarding album that reveals deeper layers with every listen. It blends music and lyrics into an intricate soundscape without traditional drumming. The album demands full attention as a unified experience, evoking a powerful and intoxicating atmosphere. It stands distinct in Hammill's discography and is an artistic exploration of language and complexity. Dive into Peter Hammill's Incoherence and experience its powerful, intricate soundscape—listen to the album in full for a truly immersive journey.