How cold is the sun, by Dark Matter

How cold is the sun

by Dark Matter

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Dilaremeo A smooth and subtly-varied ambient time toward a darkly twisting crescendo. Favorite track: Every Empty Evening.

CyhAnide Aptly named, this album is thick and staticky, as if every resonance and vibration clings to your brain and skin. High, hollow echoes are lights in the darkness--but the light from this sun is very cold indeed, and where it leads you isn't any warmer. Favorite track: Every Empty Evening.

Jonathan Why do I like this album? Dark Matter has simply created and performed the greatest dark ambient album I've ever had the pleasure to listen to. This is the very, very best of the bunch. Favorite track: Be Yourself for Me.

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1.	Be Yourself for Me 08:17	buy track
2.	Creature Called Human 10:06	buy track
3.	Obscured by Clouds 07:14	buy track
4.	Something Like .. Home 06:15	buy track
5.	Reality is just an Illusion 06:28	buy track
6.	Of Fractured Light and Void 07:12	buy track
7.	Every Empty Evening 09:38	buy track
8.	Psychomachine 04:58	buy track

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How Cold is the Sun presents a journey to the deepest black, a highly unsettling album from German Ann Jachec. Her nightmarish soundscapes easily seep into the psyche of the listener. Drone like bottoms, scraping highs and an atmospheric balanced resonance in the mids creates not only a very well mixed voyage, but a touching one. This is dark ambient that constantly morphs and surprises the listener, both disturbing and beautiful.

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Running time: 45:32

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released July 9, 2013

Written, Produced - Ann Jachec
Mastered by - Gulnar ( Illness )
Artwork - Peterius

For more information on Dark Matter:
www.cryochamberlabel.com/artist/dark-matter/

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