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  • Black Funeral - Moon of Characith

    Black Funeral - Moon of Characith
    1999 Full Moon Productions

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Black Funeral - Moon of Characith

1999 Full Moon Productions :: Reviewed by rofreason on 2005-08-11

A series of sonic experiments conducted during the midnight hours, Moon of Characith can best be described as an ambient beckoning to the dark side. The basis for many of these tracks are dreamy looped samples, most noticable ones being of an organic synth quality. "Vocal" work ranges from whispering voices to a subdued siren song of sorts, all substanitially creepy. This could almost fit into late night NPR programming, if the overall feel wasn't as dark as it is. The band, comprised of two individuals, obviously school themselves in this genre, reminding me of some earlier works by Brian Eno and Dome. Not something I'd throw in at any given point in the day, Moon of Characith is never-the-less perfect for what it is intended, solitary lightless listening, or "as an opening gateway toward the reverse side..."