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Dweller At the Threshold
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FULTON: HARD PARTICLES <ECD 2016>
The
recorded works of Dweller At the Threshold contain
a variety of sonic seasonings that echo the likes of TD, perhaps Klaus or
perhaps Steve Roach at times. They feature powerful sequential bursts,
combining with experimental soundscapes to form a shifting tapestry of
synthetics.
HARD PARTICLES is a stunning excursion into the realm
of Neu-ambient space music fusing dark, undulating tone clusters with dense,
warm melodies that swirl in and out of the supersonic mix. The resulting
synthetic mélange is spiced up by spatial effects, which serve as a conceptual
bridge between pieces, thus tying the albums whole into one surreal, cerebral
experience extraordinaire.
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DWELLER AT THE
THRESHOLD: GENERATION-TRANSMISSION-ILLUMINATION <ECD 2015>
The long awaited follow up
by DAT to their debut album
NO BOUNDARY CONDITION expands even further their
progressive electronic music formulation.
GENERATION-TRANSMISSION-ILLUMINATION consists of the
three extended title tracks, which flow together effortlessly to create an
electronic montage, a surreal sonic landscape of pulsing sequencer, dramatic
themes and dark tone colors. Echoes of Tangerine Dream lie buried in the mix,
but the music of DAT forges a new more
modern fusion of classic analog vibrations spliced together with ambient age
synthetic sound that transcends the origins from which it comes.
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DWELLER
AT THE THRESHOLD: NO BOUNDARY CONDITION
<ECD 2013>
Dweller At
the Threshold uses the synthesizer as a creative tool which offers a
wide palette of contrasting textures that can be animated by hands on
manipulation.
The music on
NO BOUNDARY CONDITION
explores the sonic realms pioneered by Tangerine Dream in their middle period
works such as RICOCHET and STRATOSFEAR. DAT recreates the
classic analog sound and combines it with modern digital equipment to achieve a
new synthesis -- German space music, processed through American musical
alchemy.
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PRESS CLIPS
"…a solid CD from
beginning to end, without a single song that is either dreary or drab."
The package explores a variety of aural vistas with exotic tones, and for those
who seek a truly stimulating sonic trek this adventure simply can't be
beat."
Jeff
Berkwits / ASTERISM
"High tech quantum science is
the theme, translated into pure tonalities that drift into slow burn, sending
the listener tumbling through various stellar photospheres."
Matt Howarth / POST BROTHERS
"This is one of the most
enjoyable electronic albums I've heard in years…." Extensive
sequenced patterns create a rhythmic bed over which various lead synths go
whizzing by your head and off into space. If you've heard a better space music
album this year I want to know about it!"
Ken Golden /
LASER'S EDGE
"D.A.T.'s music moves the
listener through portals, each revealing a new 'scene' with its own unique cast
of characters, almost as if it were a soundtrack to a night of dark and
restless dreaming. Their arsenal consists of both analog and digital equipment,
from which they produce some wildly original sounds and textures. ….this
is definitely one of the better purely electronic releases I've heard in some
time…."
Peter Thelen / EXPOSURE
"If you are a fan of Tangerine
Dream, then you will really enjoy this disc."
Lisa Mikita / MUSIC NEWS
NETWORK
"Bell-like tones, sequencer
patterns, and mini-moog effects all blend and shine through the basic pulsating
tracks, elevating this music to an inventive level that allows for something
new to emerge. This is upbeat electronic music, not particularly meditative,
yet hypnotic and compelling in its free-flowing way."
Lloyd Barde / BACKROADS
"This band comprises three
synth/keyboard virtuosos who seem seriously intent on capturing the fancies of
fellow electronic aficionados. On most counts they're likely to succeed."
John
Collinge / PROGRESSION
"…a fascinating CD that
I can recommend to any experienced fan of electronic music from the German
school".
Frits Couwenberg / KLEM, Holland
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