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TROUM — Tjukurrpa (part two: drones)
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Der zweite Teil der Trilogie zeigt die dronige Seite von TROUM, fnf lange Stcke mit transzendental-entrckten DRONES von meditativer Atmosphre bis hin zu rituell-apokalyptischen, monumentalen Klangrumen... ein weiterer Versuch, die Ratio auszuschalten und in grenzenlose, entsubjektierte Bewutseinssphren zu gelangen! Kommt wieder im kreisfrmigen Cover....second CD in the Tjukurrpa trilogy, another try to loose ratio and reach boundless spheres of mind.
This part two is dedicated to "drones", presenting five highly atmospheric and droning tracks ranging from minimal to monumental sounds, from dark ambient to more ritualistic areas: these are drones to loose your rational mind in.. The music on Tjukurrpa II is made by loops based on metal-sounds, percussion & other more obscure sources, as well as mouth-organ, choirs, guitars, and effects. [press release]
All in all "Tjukurrpa" is a step towards unconsciousness, estrangement and self-knowledge. Having plunged so deep into ones inner space one risks never to come back again. Roaming about the corridors of your own soul, try not to get lost completely. [Nikolai Kiryukhin]
Just like Maeror Tri, Troum seem to have mastered this area of subconscious music best. [Frans de Waard, VitalWeekly]
This part two is dedicated to "drones", presenting five highly atmospheric and droning tracks ranging from minimal to monumental sounds, from dark ambient to more ritualistic areas: these are drones to loose your rational mind in.. The music on Tjukurrpa II is made by loops based on metal-sounds, percussion & other more obscure sources, as well as mouth-organ, choirs, guitars, and effects. [press release]
All in all "Tjukurrpa" is a step towards unconsciousness, estrangement and self-knowledge. Having plunged so deep into ones inner space one risks never to come back again. Roaming about the corridors of your own soul, try not to get lost completely. [Nikolai Kiryukhin]
Just like Maeror Tri, Troum seem to have mastered this area of subconscious music best. [Frans de Waard, VitalWeekly]