Ars Benevola Mater announces new releases by Anima Mundi, Lagowski, Vladimir Hirsch and an interesting compilation.

Anima Mundi - Somnium CD (ABM15)
This tape, released about 10 years ago, shines with all its power of ritual expression in a great work of digital remastering. Ritual percussions, voices pervaded with unconfessable tragedies and gloomy solemn symphonies will give life and feed your nightmares, wrapped in great dark-ambient atmospheres with a touch of throbbing industrial…

Lagowski - Temporary Distractions CD (ABM23)
Thanks to his long experience in the world of electronic music, Andrew Lagowski leads our attention through brilliant, harmonious and involving electro paths. The sound structures are continuously fluttering inside electric spirals of minimal atmospheres, futuristic beats and avantgarde solutions coming from the most experimental and cultured industrial music.

VV.AA. Walking In The Rain on the Ostrow Tumski CD (ABM24)
We can hear a multitude of sounds, taste a multitude of flavours, walking under the rain in the evocative setting of Ostrow Tumski. From the thin grey shades of Herbst 9 to the esoteric hypnotisms of Allerseelen, through the wrapping electronics soundscapes of Job Karma and the delicate folk melodies of Sol Invictus. A journey through ambient atmospheres, industrial movements and a comforting melancholy moistened by little raindrops…

Vladimir Hirsch Sense Geometry - Remix 2004 CD (ABM25)
Disturbing and dim ambient soundscapes mixed with a gloomy, throbbing and dramatic industrial sound and with an imperceptible but relevant touch of avantgarde solutions. The outlines drawn by Vladimir Hirsch are not created casually. Every single element is carefully drawn up and the result is amazing in its will to astonish through the whirling soundscapes of a charming fascination for the cinema in powdery rusty colours.

Author: HD. Published on: Tuesday, October 10th, 2006.
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