Review: Eric Holm's debut album, Andoya, was arguably one of the most impressive dark ambient releases of 2014. This follow-up, also released by Bristol-based purveyors of doom Subtext, is every bit as moody, atmospheric, bleak and otherworldly. Those inspired by electronic music's dark, damp corners will find much to enjoy, from the creepy, slowly unfurling drone textures of "Siebe" and melancholic dreaminess of "Enceladus", to the metallic iciness of "Nereus Vent", and the poignant, heart-aching wooziness of "AH-5". Given the album's construction and the slowly shifting nature of Holm's compositions, short clips really don't do it justice. It may not be a masterpiece, but it's hugely impressive nevertheless.
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