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THE REVIEW
2003
Deep space, around us only the silent and desolate darkness of infinity.
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Empty space, the lungs scream their hunger for air, the voice screams its inevitable silence.
Then, in the distance, a red and yellow light. Quickly it approaches us, a galaxy. It takes us in, engulfs us and transports us through the extrasensory depths of the spacetime of our self, where matter and non-matter merge to create mnemonic images, thoughts, sensations.
Paul Chain, after "Sign From Space," tries again with "Cosmic Wind." He tries again to separate our body from our physical perception; our reasoning, from our present. In a work of forty-eight minutes divided into two tracks, the former Death SS manipulates spacerock sounds, doom, and a good dose of electro-psychedelic improvisation, in order to launch us on a journey among pulsating planets, gaseous comets, electric clouds, and free falls into pale oblivions.
Stonermetal becomes ambient, thoughts become images, sounds become colors.
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Paul Chain's album Cosmic Wind offers a 48-minute immersive experience combining spaceroom, doom metal, and electro-psychedelic improvisation. The work aims to transport listeners beyond physical perception into vivid, mnemonic cosmic imagery. Divided into two tracks, it blends ambient textures with stoner metal, crafting a deep space musical journey filled with pulsating planets and electric clouds.Tracklist
Paul Chain
Paolo Catena, known as Paul Chain, is an Italian musician from Pesaro cited in these reviews as a co-founder of Death SS (formed in 1977) and as a cult figure whose solo output ranges from doom metal to experimental, psychedelic, and cosmic/electronic music, often centered on improvisation and phonetic/invented vocals.14 Reviews
