SIMULTANIETY

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Sonyudum review of Duality

Turkish blog, Sonyudum, recently posted a review of 'Duality'. It is mixed in with a review of The Blood of Heroes, remix CD, 'Remain'.

Here is the English translation:

"... Released last year, 'The Blood of Heroes' is an excellent album. Remain is The Blood Of Heroes remix album was also one of the best albums of last year.

These Metal albums have the perfect blend of dubstep, dark atmosphere and the inherent stiffness at the same time, although the shoegaze style of the album with melancholic parts was absolutely shocking and so peculiar.

FluiD also has some elements I just mentioned. His music oscillates between Dubstep, Metal, Dark Ambient, Noise, Hip-Hop and Industrial.

Loud, experimental music with hard parts. Do not miss your favorite track, relax while listening to the entire album on Bandcamp.

In particular, 'Disrupting the Ghost' is the track I would like to draw attention to, it is my favorite song on the album..."

The original post in Turkish, can be found here -
http://sonyudum.blogspot.com/2011/05/fluid-envisioning-abstraction-duality.html

Monday, June 6, 2011

Foxy Digitalis reviews 'Duality'

Oklahoma based webzine, Foxy Digitalis, recently published a review of 'Duality'.

Here is an excerpt from the review:

"...Chicago’s FluiD (a.k.a. Christophe Gilmore) is extremely prolific with his releases, and alongside a handful of singles and compilations in recent months stands his full-length Duality, on Alrealon Music (with contacts in Switzerland and Chicago). Gilmore is at once multi-instrumentalist and electronic artist, and judging from the eclectic passages throughout his full-length release, he is comfortable exploring every connotation or layer of subversion between traditional music and futuristic endeavors. He’s hard enough to pin down as an artist, appearing everywhere from art galleries to clubs to the University of Chicago, and Duality provides yet another challenge to the listener’s musical boundaries..."

Read the full review, here - http://www.foxydigitalis.com/foxyd/?p=11569