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THE REVIEW
Three movements lift their gaze toward the infinite, capturing the sound of the cosmos, made audible by the sonic alembics of the sorcerer Lustmord.
Stars, pulsars, supernovae, the first cry of the universe, swim in the infinite black ocean of our cold, insignificant, infinitesimal being. Nature's deities launch, like cosmic whales, their solitary song at zero gravity. A signal of existence, of solitude, of curiosity, a thread of Ariadne to follow to enter the labyrinth of the supreme question. Who are we?
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Summary by Bot
Lustmord's Dark Matter is a three-movement ambient album that evokes the infinite cosmos through sound. It immerses listeners in a vast sonic universe filled with stars, pulsars, and cosmic mysteries. The music explores themes of existence, solitude, and curiosity, inviting reflection on humanity's place in the universe. The review appreciates the album's atmospheric depth and contemplative mood, rating it a moderate 3 out of 5.Tracklist
Lustmord
Lustmord is the stage name of Welsh composer Brian Williams, a pioneer of dark ambient known for cavernous low frequencies and immersive field recordings, often sourced in acoustic spaces like crypts and caves. Active since the early 1980s, he has released influential albums such as Heresy (1990) and The Place Where the Black Stars Hang (1994), and collaborated with members of Tool, Isis, Melvins, and Tangerine Dream.14 Reviews
