Secede - Tryshasla


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Label: Sending Orbs
Catalog#: SO 002
Format: CD, Album, Limited Edition
Country:Netherlands
Released:05 Jun 2005
Genre: Electronic
Style: IDM, Ambient
Credits: Artwork By - Jeroen Advocaat
Composed By, Written-By - Lennard Van Der Last
Mastered By - Vincent Beijer
Notes:Limited to 1500 copies. Original run of 1000 copies. Repressing of 500 additional copies January 2006.
Rating: 4.80/5 (152 votes) Rate It
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Tracklisting:

1   Hospital Requiem (4:22)
2   Foliage Pathway (4:27)
3   Leraine (7:44)
    With - Kettel
4   The Realms Of Sanda (7:53)
5   The King Of Sanda (2:13)
6   Born In A Tropical Swamp (9:29)
7   Kingdom Of Hearts (4:55)
8   Friday Fall (6:01)
9   Terata (2:27)
10   Shrine (4:06)
11   We No Longer Need Ourselves (2:24)
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User Reviews:
tdutym, Jan 01, 2008

"Tryshasla" is really as gorgeous as it is spoken about. Lennard must have been in a long inspiration to create an integral sequence of rich, complex and unbearably beautiful electronic compositions without any weak moments. The music is freely transforming "fantasy" ambient (devoid of "fantasy" style cliches, of course) with lots of mind-blowing collages, exquisite samples and distinct environmental sounds. And the endings of the three rhythmic tracks (3, 6 and 8) contain ones of the most hypnotising pads Ive ever heard. Long this may take to describe the whole album with all its tricks and surprises - every second is unlike another. The overall listening effect is literally awesome. Hard to imagine that this intricate and accessible work of art was created by only one young man.

Being out of print at the moment of this review, "Tryshasla" is worth every cent, every penny you pay for it. 1500 copies is just too little for an all-time classic.

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