Cover of Mnortham From Within the Solar Cave
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For fans of experimental and electroacoustic music, listeners of ambient and dark electronic soundscapes, admirers of robert rich and avant-garde music enthusiasts
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THE REVIEW

And in a thousand years, the solstitial kiss of the sun will be eternal.

It is written, formless tangles of electric discharges will be born and hiss within the solar furnace.

An eschatological electroacoustic will express itself with apocalyptic glossolalia that will writhe and screech in crackling agony.

Tremendous electroshocks will upset Medusa's curls and, petrified by panic terror, the throats of people will be sealed by relentless serpents of warm blood.

Wild and teeming, oppressive and tentacular electronics. The other face (fierce and sulfurous) of Robert Rich's geometric microcosms will be shown.

And the rays of the sun, like bloodthirsty and vengeful Gods, will crash down on the Earth.

And the sound will become spherical.

And the purpose will be clear.

It will fall upon sampled wheat fields, where the ears will be whipped by the wind and crickets will stage their immutable threnodies.

Concrete details will feed a venefic, relentless ambient, and the Earth will cook in spasms stained by lava emulsions and the visions will be disordered:

Eye sockets will roll backward Crumbled rocks

Compressed vertigo Corroded WOUNDS

Wasps' hives in convulsions HysterICAL CHILDREN will scratcH the walls

…And demented oracles will interrogate lambs' entrails finding nothing…

Elements in continuous becoming, continuously decomposed, dissolved and fused together, continuously immersed in the overheated crucible where they will begin again endlessly, over and over, while the torments of the Earth's core will gather in a vacuous underground drone.

And only then will the sun withdraw its lips.

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Mnortham’s 'From Within the Solar Cave' offers a dense, apocalyptic electroacoustic experience marked by wild electronic textures and evocative atmospheres. The album evokes intense, sometimes unsettling imagery, intertwining ambient layers with harsh sonic elements. Drawing a parallel with Robert Rich’s work, it explores profound themes of cosmic and earthly turmoil. The review praises the album’s immersive and relentless approach to sound and atmosphere.

Tracklist

01   Helix (21:23)

02   Mirage (17:30)

03   Rotunda (26:30)

Mnortham


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