Artist : Flim
Title : Ohne Titel 1916
Genre : Ambient
Year : 2006
Date : Oct-2006
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 10
Label : Plinkity Plonk plink 020
Source : CDDA
Length : 38:31 min
Size : 41,10 MB
Tracklist:
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01.noch haesslich 03:45
02.sirenen 1 02:15
03.warum darum 05:06
04.schellenengel 01:45
05.sirenen 2 01:20
06.ploetzlich starr 08:55
07.luftschloss 04:41
08.noch weiblich 02:54
09.organ orange 06:25
10.schattendasein 01:25
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38:31 min
Ohne Titel, 1916 is a emotional collection of fragile
melodic patterns, played out on basic piano and keyboard
with some very slight electronic treatment, there's a real
feeling of honest depth and great sorrow. Written after the
death of his 8 year old daughter Fanny, it puts across the
feeling of emotional numbness and learning to coping with
the passing of a loved one.
It's certainly not all morbid or sorrowful, the tracks
often capture fondness and wonder of life it's self and of
the need and effort to move on. I can't quite put my finger
on how he's done it, but flim really seems to have weaved
so much depth and power of emotion into each of these
delicate sounds works. Leaving the listener captured like a
rabbit in headlights, for most of the albums running time.
It also feels like if you listen to hard, the tracks may
full apart and turn to dust, or loose all it's petals like
a once achingly beautiful flower. I guess you'd call it
ambient/ modern classical, But genre labelling seems simply
pointless and Irrelevant here.Don't think too much or
analyse, what's going on here -just let it drift into you.
A Truly impressive and captivating album, which I find
myself wanting to return to again and again. It both seems
to take you out of your self, but often looks deep inside
ones soul as well.
Sadly this is only ltd to 500 copies, which seems a crime
for such a work, that should be heard by as many people as
possible.... so listen...
and then GO BUY: http://www.kormplastics.nl