秘密の地下室 - Music

German Based Noise/rock/everything Artist. Bandcamp Http //baum0geist.Bandcamp.Com Soundcloud Https //soundcloud.Com/baumgeist Description By Repartiseraren Http //repartiseraren.Se/2014/11/22/spotlight-Baum•geist-Music-For-The-Late-Autumn-Rain/ "This Is The First I’ve Heard Of Baum•geist A Self-Proclaimed Internet Performance Artist And “multimedia Acrobat“. Based Out Of Germany Obviously Inspired By Japan And Japanese Culture In Many Ways – Especially “絶命詩” Zetsumei-Shi – In English A Death-Poem Which Is A Poem Written Near The Time Of One’s Death. A Tradition In Many Cultures But Especially In Japan And During The Qing/Ming Dynasty In Korea From 1392-1897. I Can Never Be Certain Of The Fact That It’s The Aim And Pure Goal Of The Aesthetics For “music For The Late Autumn Rain“ But The Artwork Suggests That It Might Be A Source Of Inspiration. Though The Titles Suggest Something Else Like The First Track “秘密の地下室” Secret Basement Roughly Translated “瑠璃色” Ballad Drama Color Obvious Mistranslation Via Google Translate “大切な思い出” Precious Memories – All Take Into Account The Amorous Nature Of What It Represents – Together With The Purely Bizarre English Titles Like “human Egg“ Mixed With The Supernatural “blue Moon” And “geist“. When You Don’t Really Know The Language It’s Hard To Determine Whether What Is Translated Really States The Inherent Meaning Of The Title. However The Bizarre Is Matched With The Supernatural And The Mystical Movements Of Mother Nature. It’s As Predictable As It Is Unpredictable. From Pure Ambient Music With Percussion Reminding You Of Traditional Instruments Of Asia – Specifically Japan – Paired With A Noisy Almost Clairvoyant Melodies That Ring Sharply When Smashed Together. But There Are More Characteristics That Make Baum•geist Versatile With His Music. The Further Into The Album You Come The More It Becomes A Sample-Based Musical Hemorrhage Combined With Field Recording-Like Sounds. A Track Can Suddenly Change From Three Minutes Long – To Up To Twelve Minutes Of Length. Here’s Where The More Low-Keyed Ambient Is Experimented With Ending Up With Silhouettes Of Sound Which Fade Out And When It Comes In Make A Resounding Noise. This Is An Album That Makes Up For Its Name And The Music Is Really For “the Late Autumn Rain“. Put On Something Cozy And Travel Into A World Yet To Be Discovered." read less