Brave Mysteries: A Hot Day With Two Hours to Kill and an Enabling Tape Deck — Part 2 (Urna, Eolomea and Baldruin)
I'm convinced of two things: 1). Traditional music listening is not as easy as it used to be. 2). I need a portable cassette player. Another package from Brave Mysteries, the label that had so generously donated some cassettes for review around winter , arrived at my doorstep months ago and due to poor time management, deadlines and life outside of music blogging and criticism, I'm getting to them very late. To the label, my apologies. I will say, though, that this batch was not easy to get through. Inasmuch as I love a good challenge, the ambient chill from Urna , the synthesized void of Eolomea and the compositionally charged anti-melody of Baldruin were difficult to distill, layers and builds to comprehend and appreciate. If after you read these small reviews you feel the need to own these cassettes, you can find and purchase them at the Brave Mysteries site . Urna Larvae Released: 2012 (limited to 100) The one-man ambient project known as, Urna , considers ...