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KREBS, K.M. - The light will fit the darkness and obliterate it

Format: CD-R Label & Cat.Number: Mystery Sea MS07 Release Year: 2003 Note: lim./numbered 100 copies / handprinted full-colour design Price (incl. 19% VAT): €12.00 Warning: Currently we do not have this album in stock! More Info Neuentdeckung auf Mystery Sea! Der Kanadier K.M. KREBS (auch schon aktiv als „833-45“) hier mit seinem ersten full-length Album, wo er auf 13 sehr unterschiedlichen Stücken seine version von „deep consciousness ambient“ ausbreitet: drones und samples, teils melodiös, teils geräuschhaft, mal statisch, mal eher lebhaft schwingend... [BarakaH, 07/2003] “ Prepare yourself thus to sail a strange sea, as he embroidered again an enthralling movement blended naturally into a seamless mix... an unpredictable and profound odyssey made of carefully arranged and merged samples... Balancing between imaginary shores, swelling dark tones alternate with tidal surges in a sweeping hypnotic motion... ensuing visions could be that of a rusted moon slowly sinking, corroded by lapping waves of metallic particles, or of gardens of polished stones washed by whirling streams to become minuscule islands of wonder... K.M. Krebs'drowned orchestra hums a nocturnal soundtrack strewn with foggy murmurs & muted signs, keeping on reflecting the inherent promise of permanent new forms, the resurfacing of muttered secrets... "The light will fill the darkness and obliterate it" is a lunar mantra pronounced ad infinitum, never appearing the same when experienced...it leaves a vital imprint & impulse to drift beyond and behind...[label description] "the light will fill the darkness and obliterate it" is a sonic exploration of the connection between the moon and the ocean ; placing an ear to the subtle sidereal movements of the inner waterways. I decided to link these two concepts as the moon and the ocean have always shared a vast ground of symbolism : crescent waves and cold geography. The subtle pull of the lunar tide. Most resonant to me is their connection with the unconscious - frigid azure light reflecting off the navigators of these uncertain and shifting spaces.”[K.M.Krebs]