Sghor - Reversed And Uneasy Old Variations In Minor Scale Ellhox Ollva Ell Ellentre Visjoux Drones

Review by Johanna Celis

Sghor's latest album, Reversed And Uneasy Old Variations In Minor Scale Ellhox Ollva Ell Ellentre Visjoux Drones, is a haunting and atmospheric journey through dark soundscapes. The album features a collection of experimental drone tracks, each one exploring different variations of minor scales.

The use of reversed sounds and uneasy melodies creates an eerie and unsettling atmosphere throughout the album. The listener is drawn into a world of darkness and uncertainty, where the only constant is the haunting drone of the music.

The tracks are named after different variations of minor scales, such as "Ellhox Ollva" and "Ellentre Visjoux," adding an extra layer of depth to the album. Each track is unique in its own right, yet they all seamlessly flow together to create a cohesive listening experience.

Sghor's use of electronic and acoustic instruments creates a rich and layered sound, with each element contributing to the overall atmosphere of the album. The production is top-notch, with every sound and effect carefully crafted to enhance the mood of each track.

Summary by Johanna Celis

Reversed And Uneasy Old Variations In Minor Scale Ellhox Ollva Ell Ellentre Visjoux Drones is a must-listen for fans of experimental drone music. Sghor has created a truly unique and immersive album that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who gives it a chance.