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THE REVIEW
Here comes a noise, the mask of the Red Death moves among the seats. We are falling. The end.
A reinterpretation of Gavin Bryars' "Sinking The Titanic". A modern revisitation, we fly, but we die. Different expectation but always Death, like the Red Mask. Times change.
Falling into the abyss, only a hiss, ecclesiastical voices, a string quartet, and one floats among voices found à la Luigi Nono.
Found voices, black boxes, "This is the Control Tower."
Air sliced by dead engines, free fall, suspended strings, wonderful suspensions from Greek tragedy in a carcass symbolizing decay.
Heartbreaking wonder in its beauty. Fall of the Modern Gods. And all that remains is a labored breath and a lament of strings, the last echoes of a life falling.
A life that's falling. Let's hope to land on our feet.
Many voices. echoes ................................................. it was beautiful
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Summary by Bot
Those Who Walk Away's The Infected Mass offers a modern, haunting reinterpretation of Gavin Bryars' Sinking The Titanic. The album blends found voices, string quartets, and ambient sounds to evoke themes of death, decay, and despair. The music is rich with emotional depth and atmospheric tension, creating a beautiful yet heartbreaking experience. Overall, it is an evocative exploration of modern tragedy and falling Gods.Tracklist
