Ogni Videniy ‎– Skvozь Temnotu

OGNI VIDENIY (Fires Of Images) is an ambient experimental project created by the shape of Petr Abysov which was born from the ashes of his other post industrial noise project called Six Dead Bulgarians. Now with OGNI VIDENIY, he has traced some parameters floating into a very impressive work of atmospheres, which seems to evolve through simple minimal sounds to diverse soundscapes, penetrating slowly through each one of the 6 compositions generated through "Skvozь Temnotu"(Through Darkness). The whole album tracks are in russian language, and has translations too. So,opening the album is "Visions Of The Source", a minimal ambient composition with such drop water atmopsheres mixed with some dense elements and arrangements which surely will surprise you due how enigmatic the track turns. Then comes "Keepers Of Fires" and the spirits of fires burn high through the forest, with a very interesting piece in which OGNI VIDENIY offer us part of his potential with an ambient track full of desolation and obscure atmopheres, gathered around the whole picture of the track.The next composition is called "Clearing The Wind", and the enigmatic journey continues this time with a call to the spirits of air, with such sutile but effective atmopsheres, bells and field recordings."Sacral Days", is perhaps one of the bes tracks here. The whole track is built into eerie, dense atmopsheres and subliminal passages covered by defragmentation of diverse sounds and the characterized dynamism in which OGNI VEDENIY seems to focus through each one of the tracks."Internal Hearing" and "Shadows Of Grasses" closes the album, in which everything its transformed through shamanic ritual atmospheres opening so many gateways to explore the obscure mysterious of nature. Its important to note the use of acoustic instrumnets which gives to the album a very interesting touch due how music evolves from time to time. The Release is presented in six-panel fullcolour envelope, with the always amazing visual art by Vresnit!!

Author: PAN.O.RA.MA (http://panoramajournal.blogspot.com/2010/10/reviews-75-vresnitogni-videniy.html)