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Black sun rising

Andreas Faust | Tasmanian Autonomous Zone | 12/01/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In the past some have propounded the theory that mankind's true home is beyond the stars. Inade went one step further and actually recreated (in spirit) the journey home. The number of sounds and frequencies they work with is diverse, but the overall effect is one of totality, the whole being much more than the sum of the parts.



The hissing and rasping of cold space melds with the deep throb and rumble of warp-drive engines, filling the abyss with an all-engulfing echo of mankind's approaching renewal. Truly unorthodox vocalisations enhance the impression that there is a life force behind the music, while arcane star-charts and outlandish alphabets hold the key to a secret that was long buried in the depths of the unconscious. Solving a ten thousand year old riddle we seek for the lost origins of our species, harnessing the binding force of atomic 'particles' to unlock the black gate to the heart of the universe.



'Aldebaran' is all this and more if your mind is in the right state of receptiveness. Combining the best elements of artists like Lustmord and Tangerine Dream, but sounding like none other than themselves, Inade are masters of the German dark ambient scene. Discover this powerful masterpiece today."