"Evolving Spheres" is the debut full length album by Polish Lukasz Danielak, after two EP's, "Noeza" (on Kaos ex Machina) and "Gnostic Flowers" (on D.N.A.), both net-released in 2009. Several pieces in the album that were also included in these EP's, have been revised, remixed and along with new works, they are compiled and mastered to make the definitive edition of Danielak's oeuvre. Greta Szkudlarska provided several field recordings and AlinK. Sarit provided her unearthly vocalisms in three pieces. Common feature to the eleven pieces of this album is psychedelia - eleven ways to express and communicate this mental and emotional situation: with the alienated invitation of "Intro", the sonic wealth of "Beyond Infinity", the oriental grandeur of "Apokatastaza", the unworldly reflections of "Heaven in a Dead Flower", the murderous resonance of "Gnostic Flowers", the haunted abstractions "For Strings, Spinner, Drones, Guitars...", the decadent romance of "Milczenie" (polish word for silence), the elegiac nostalgia of "Song of Forgiveness", the eerie mass-flow of "NE", the underwater nightmares of "Old House Dreams", the spacey (yet earthly) melancholia of "W Krainie Borów i Jezior" (In the Land of Forests and Lakes)... In ¾ of an hour, Lukasz Danielak deposits his soul, creating a soundtrack for the fall of being. File under resonant psychedelic ambient. |
additional musicians
Greta Szkudlarska, field recordings in "Gnostic Flowers" & "Beyond Infinity"
Alink. Sarit, voice in "Intro", "Apokatastaza" & "W Krainie Borów i Jezior"
recorded & mixed
December 2008 - February 2010
mastering & graphic
Themistoklis Pantelopoulos, February - March 2010 |
catalogue number
TRB.024
release date
March 19, 2010
format
CDR |
status
available
order |
