Did anyone manage to snag the special edition of 100 copies that included the debut "Atrocity Exhibition"? That packaging, featuring a page torn from an unknown book, remains one of Silentes' most striking designs. Option 3: Short & Punchy (Discovery-Focused)
"De Immenso" isn't just an album; it’s a 78-minute descent into the infinite. Released in 2011 by Silentes Minimal Editions , this second chapter of the Maribor collective project explores the life and works of Giordano Bruno (1548–1600). 🌌
Check out from the 2011 album De Immenso ( Silentes ). It’s a masterclass in Italian Industrial/Ambient, blending field recordings with "consuming assaults of distorted sonic masses."
X (Twitter) or Threads Focus: Genre-bending and immediate vibe.
The 2011 CD release of De Immenso is a standout for fans of high-concept industrial and field recordings. Inspired by the philosopher Giordano Bruno, the album—and specifically tracks like "1600"—captures a "cinematic and descriptive" atmosphere that moves between slow hypnotic drones and aggressive electronic progressions.
From bleak industrial masses to hypnotic ambient stasis, the track "1600" serves as a haunting sonic bookend to Bruno's final year. This is for the ones who find beauty in distorted sonic masses and the 'brutality of misbreathing.'
Looking for an "unmissable listening experience" in the experimental realm? 🌑
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Maribor: 1600 - From: "de Immenso" (cd Silentes - 2011) [Confirmed]
Did anyone manage to snag the special edition of 100 copies that included the debut "Atrocity Exhibition"? That packaging, featuring a page torn from an unknown book, remains one of Silentes' most striking designs. Option 3: Short & Punchy (Discovery-Focused)
"De Immenso" isn't just an album; it’s a 78-minute descent into the infinite. Released in 2011 by Silentes Minimal Editions , this second chapter of the Maribor collective project explores the life and works of Giordano Bruno (1548–1600). 🌌 Maribor: 1600 - from: "De Immenso" (CD Silentes - 2011)
Check out from the 2011 album De Immenso ( Silentes ). It’s a masterclass in Italian Industrial/Ambient, blending field recordings with "consuming assaults of distorted sonic masses." Did anyone manage to snag the special edition
X (Twitter) or Threads Focus: Genre-bending and immediate vibe. Released in 2011 by Silentes Minimal Editions ,
The 2011 CD release of De Immenso is a standout for fans of high-concept industrial and field recordings. Inspired by the philosopher Giordano Bruno, the album—and specifically tracks like "1600"—captures a "cinematic and descriptive" atmosphere that moves between slow hypnotic drones and aggressive electronic progressions.
From bleak industrial masses to hypnotic ambient stasis, the track "1600" serves as a haunting sonic bookend to Bruno's final year. This is for the ones who find beauty in distorted sonic masses and the 'brutality of misbreathing.'
Looking for an "unmissable listening experience" in the experimental realm? 🌑