Lemur sounds like they are cutting up the marble with their instruments. Flute, cello, horn and double bass make the building resound like a power plant – and they drill until electronic drones form in the air.
Simply an immense album.
Lemur sounds like they are cutting up the marble with their instruments. Flute, cello, horn and double bass make the building resound like a power plant – and they drill until electronic drones form in the air.
Simply an immense album.
It is obvious that the quartet is influenced by electronic music also in the acoustical context. In this sense they create a new chambermusic and they do this absolutely brilliant.
The seven highly interesting and very different tracks are fragilely and inspiredly played. They have a curiously dark tension but are at the same time clear and never amorph. Highly recommended.
Not boring for a second and recommended without any reservations.
Ultimately, however this music was created, its restrained misery reveals a lot of soul.
Chamber music of the finest build.