Artwork By [Including Design] -
Erik KS
Mastered By -
Lupo*
Music By [Music Smelted By] -
Erik K. Skodvin*
Vocals, Cello [Additional], Effects [Additional Sounds] -
Kristin Evensen Giaever
Review by MaurautiusAug 29, 2007(edited over 2 years ago)
The soundtrack to your own horror movie.
Sure there have been numerous dark ambient releases that have cinematic quality but never before have I heard one that is so life-like. Almost every track makes use of wood instruments that recreate sounds of scratching, walking and even raining (An Ordinary Hike showcases this very well). Svarte Greiner is 1/2 of the duo that makes up Deaf Center, but you probably wouldn't be able to tell had you not known because the style is such a departure from their sound. The album gets labled as acoustic doom, which I can understand due to the strings used in it, but for me, this album is much more a soundtrack for a low-budget indie horror movie that takes place in the woods. Very creepy stuff.
Sure there have been numerous dark ambient releases that have cinematic quality but never before have I heard one that is so life-like. Almost every track makes use of wood instruments that recreate sounds of scratching, walking and even raining (An Ordinary Hike showcases this very well). Svarte Greiner is 1/2 of the duo that makes up Deaf Center, but you probably wouldn't be able to tell had you not known because the style is such a departure from their sound. The album gets labled as acoustic doom, which I can understand due to the strings used in it, but for me, this album is much more a soundtrack for a low-budget indie horror movie that takes place in the woods. Very creepy stuff.