- Record Label: Artificial Pinearch
- Release Date: Feb 26, 2021
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Mar 15, 2021Somewhat of a departure from the shimmering beauty of the layered, symphonic delights and the peaceful inner spaces of the rich ambient soundscapes this duo is known for, this dynamic assortment of instrumental compositions elicits a wide range of moods. But the intricacies are skillfully executed and ebb and flow in precise combination for a perfect soundtrack or as a stand-alone, demonstrative instrumental album.
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Mar 2, 2021For a collection of compositions meant to accompany dancers and an assortment of visuals, Invisible Cities seems to lack the frenetic pacing that such a commission may require. But the album is nonetheless an inspiring and often invigorating experience and will likely guarantee more multimedia projects of this variety.
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UncutFeb 26, 2021This subtle score to Italo Calvino's 1972 experimental novel still boasts quietly echoing melodies on "The Divided City" and on "Desires Are already Memories," hazy Stars Of The Lids atmospherics, but an underlying tension threatens "Every Solstice And Equinox's" tranquil air and "Total Perspective Vortex's" climax is terrifying. [Apr 2021, p.37]