Various - Kakophonia Compilation 2

Review by David Jackson

The Kakophonia Compilation 2 is a diverse collection of experimental music from various artists. The album offers a unique blend of genres, ranging from ambient to noise, and everything in between. The tracks are well-curated, showcasing the individuality of each artist while maintaining a cohesive sound throughout the compilation.

The album opens with the hauntingly beautiful "Spiral" by Porya Hatami, followed by "Infinite Summer" by Marcus Fischer, which features an immersive soundscape of field recordings and melodic loops. The compilation takes a darker turn with "Erase" by SaffronKeira, a track that explores the depths of industrial noise and distortion.

Other standout tracks include "Descent" by Simon Scott, which features a dreamy, atmospheric sound, and "Cathedral" by Konntinent, a track that combines elements of drone and post-rock. The album concludes with "Pulse" by Tuusanuuskat, a frenzied and chaotic track that perfectly encapsulates the experimental nature of the compilation.

Summary by David Jackson

the Kakophonia Compilation 2 is an excellent showcase of experimental music. The album offers something for everyone, and the quality of the tracks is consistently high throughout. Fans of ambient, noise, and experimental music will find plenty to enjoy on this compilation.