The Unavoidable Death of Loneliness, by Sven Laux & Logic Moon

The Unavoidable Death of Loneliness

by Sven Laux & Logic Moon

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Scott one fine record label + two accomplished artists × three moving preview tracks = 4 long weeks until I can experience this album in full! I love what I've heard so far! Release Day Edit: these artists have hit the bullseye with this album! it sounds just like how it is. highly recommended. Favorite track: At the End of the Day, It Felt Like a Goodbye.

In.Visible.Generator The very first collaboration of two great ambient artists in 2022, which i was looking for. Sprawling diversity and unique fresh sound ideas. Beautiful!

The gaye device An interesting blend of electronic and classical music keeping my ears happy and taking my brain away from reality.

ferretfarts Absolutely captivated by the preview tracks. Very excited to hear the full release and to get my grubby mitts on the cd. Favorite track: Where Do You Get Your Dreams From?.

sounds and silence Deeply moved by this master recording. Thank you!

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1.	We Had Yesterday 09:31	buy track
2.	You Never Really Knew Me 08:05	buy track
3.	The Same Wave 07:09	buy track
4.	At the End of the Day, It Felt Like a Goodbye 05:29 video	buy track
5.	Pain, Struggle, Relief 06:12	buy track
6.	A Cascade Made of Stars 05:20	buy track
7.	Where Do You Get Your Dreams From? 06:45	buy track
8.	It Wouldn't Have Changed a Thing 06:56	buy track

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Sven Laux and Logic Moon (Tobias Lorsbach) meet for the first time for The Unavoidable Death of Loneliness: a meandering, expressionist venture at the cross-section of classical and ambient.

While music is very often referred to as a journey – suggesting a path laid out in front – The Unavoidable Death traverses as a wander, a trip through emotions encountered first-hand and unprocessed. While conceived during the severely isolated times of 2020, and released in a time where lockdown fatigue is hitting new highs, the album speaks to loneliness on a more familiar and fundamental level – that of unexpected loss.

Through extended, thoughtfully composed pieces, expressions of despair, anguish, confusion and exhiliaration present themselves in ever-moving flux. Just like in the grief-laden mind, clear emotions are hard to grasp for too long, before they slip away in the darkness. Dizzying yet morbidly alluring, trembling strings swell and crash like waves, over delicate piano melodies, shimmering guitar, and dark, pulsating electronics.

These are emotions formed, put to paper, but as though still raw and unfiltered, a free association of musical feeling.

"...such a seamless and potent blend of complementary styles that it is hard to believe it is the first time these two artists have collaborated. Together they have created an expressionist journey that flows river-like over the course of eight meticulously detailed and sumptuously layered tracks..." - Stationary Travels

"A wonderful collaboration of two talented artists that seems to mislead into thinking it was born of a single mind. Looking forward to much more, but for now, I shall delight and relish in this record." - Headphone Commute

"The world can be an ugly place, but if we listen closely a severed beauty will reveal itself. This is a dense album that demands close attention." - Foxy Digitalis

"Cineastische Bilder malen sich in den Kopf, manchmal tangiert mit nostalgischen Eckpunkten von den beiden Komponisten und dem Hörer selbst. Das Gleiten des Laubes zu Boden jetzt im Herbst, regen-trächtige, dunkle Wolken und nasser Asphalt manifestieren sich in den Gedanken, genau wie die endlose Weite von Zeit und Raum." - Gezeitenstrom

"Two of ambient's finest team up to wonderful electroacoustic ambient effect here." - The Slow Music Movement

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Performed, recorded and mixed by Sven Laux & Logic Moon
Mastering by Ian Hawgood
Art by Maliana Wang
www.instagram.com/malianaw.art/
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released January 25, 2022

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