Together with "Myein" and "The Beauty of Sadness", "Language Of Flames and Sound" is another masterpiece from Maeror Tri. While the first two were more focused on drones and ambient, this one is more industrial and noisy, replacing moments of peace with segments of brutal sonic chaos. Sure, the ambient is there, but its presence is reduced to the point of being used as an introduction or a bridge. "Viurunge", for example, starts so peacefully that you would expect it'll sound like this for a while, but suddenly evolves into a frenzy of harsh mind-bending industrial noise (It ends very abruptly, however). Tracks 1/2 follow this pattern, and tracks 3/4 are softer, without leaving the noisy passages out. The journey ends with "Origo", probably one of the most abstract tracks ever recorded by the german trio.

One of those records you crank up the volume, and hold on for dear life to. It's like the ambient version of a Merzbow album. A wild ride that only the brave survive, and only the sick and twisted can truly enjoy. If you make it 'till the very end, and you liked it, consider yourself mentally unstable. Welcome to the club.
(c)


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Comments :
Title=Onus
Artist=Maeror Tri
Album=Language of Flames And Sound
Tracknumber=04
Year=1996
Genre=Drone Ambient