Pragnavit – Skarby Zmiainaha Karala
[Reviewed by stark] In the past I have expressed my awe towards “Svetacjam”, the previous Pragnavit full length, one of my favourite ambient albums ever. A phenomenal call of Nature, […]
Tag Archives: ritual
Funerary Call – The Mirror Reversed II
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] At 2 years distance from ‘The Mirror Reversed Part I’, we are given the second part of this diptych, again quite a fulminant exercise in virtuosity […]
Sol Mortuus – Extinction
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Kein, a Yekaterinburg based musician, belongs to a certain category of artists seeking to revive music in its ancient form, inspired by the ethnic expressivity of […]
Hati – Metanous
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] On this album, Hati consists of three interpreters playing on several traditional instruments connected to ethnic music, such as didgeridoos, rain and clap stick, double windwand […]
Worms Of The Earth – Sitra Achra
[Reviewed by stark] Worms Of The Earth is the project of a professional colleague, Dan Barrett, who is also running the post-industrial webzine Wounds Of The Earth. I must admit […]
Neznamo – Aiwyâstô
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] No matter how hard we try to release ourselves from the protective veil, there will still be something left, a fleshly cloak to keep us from […]
Sergey Gabbasov/SiJ – Zhang Zhung
[Reviewed by stark] The Swedish label gterma continues its musical exploration of mystical secrets hidden in the Far East, focusing primarily on the Himalayan region. This time, thanks to these […]
Nubiferous – Mana
[Reviewed by stark] I remember as if it was yesterday, when a few years ago I received an album titled “Svietacjam” by Pragnavit from Belarus. I didn’t know of the […]
Artefactum – Rosarium Hermeticum
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] There’s always a different challenge in finding music inspired by the philosophical or psychic dissection of the human spirit. Obviously it can also be plain boring, […]
Urna – Cauchemar
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Urna contains the musical diaries of an Italian sound-exorcist under the name of Gianluca Martucci, who seeks to “reflect the vacuous psychedelia of an ancient mind […]
Santa Sangre 