KOBE’s Economy of Movement is an experimental percussion-based instrumental album inspired by Japanese Taiko/Kodo drumming and Western industrial music. Sonic extremes permeate the album combining elements of tribal percussion, dark ambiance, experimental noise, electronic soundscapes and industrial primal intensity.
The opening track, "Avatar", conjures imag...(展开全部) KOBE’s Economy of Movement is an experimental percussion-based instrumental album inspired by Japanese Taiko/Kodo drumming and Western industrial music. Sonic extremes permeate the album combining elements of tribal percussion, dark ambiance, experimental noise, electronic soundscapes and industrial primal intensity.
The opening track, "Avatar", conjures imagery of costumed dragons dancing in celebration – the beat of unified taiko drummers marching. "Seppaku" shows the duality of order conflicting with chaos, "Harbinger" is pure drum corp mixed with dark ambiance.
"Year of the Horse" is a funeral dirge signifying the passage of time. Organic and mechanical sounds take turns throughout the track eventually melding into an acceptance of inevitability.
"Dragon Chases Fly" is a tribal drum circle built upon a story about something so large and monstrous that it’s easily humbled by an insect too small to grasp.
Standout cuts include "Lotus", "Mouth" (which have appeared on comps) and "Drought of Fear" - all which have dance floor appeal. The closing track, "An Opening", is a collaboration between KOBE and Bryin Dall’s electronic experimental project 4th Sign of the Apocalypse.
KOBE produces instrumental songs of percussive intensity framed with a poetic ear.
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