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Yonmade

Yonmade

a review by Stephen Fruitman of
release format Yonmade by Tausendshoen (12" Vinyl Album)

text

Rapoon replica? Maybe, but sometimes the epigones are nearly as talented as their sources of inspiration. A solo package by Helge Siehl, one-third of Maeror Tri, featuring an audio CDr and a bonus 3' CD featuring nineteen artworks.

Musically, Siehl refers to Rapoon insofar as he crafts shimmering, distant aurora borealises of sound over which steady, chugging beats, both primordial and industrial, hammer and/or chisel away at the consciousness. At the same time, 'Yonmade' has the distinctive mark of individuality stretched out over its sixty-five minutes. Thoroughly pleasing and crafted with skill and care.

Posted by Stephen Fruitman at 10:42, 03 Jan 2002