Time replicated by Adam Certamen Bownik
Berlin school electronic music album
Tracklist
| 1. | Elecrequiem | 17:00 |
| 2. | Purple horizons | 20:44 |
| 3. | Time replicated | 15:19 |
| 4. | Living rocks | 13:57 |
Credits
released June 9, 2001
Adam Certamen Bownik's "Time Replicated" (great title!), 2001, promoted here in PA as an overlooked and obscure gem of this prog sub-genre. In fact it is well worth the "overlooked" and "gem" namings. The non-stop moods this release proposes keeps one attention hooked and even its weaker sections, (there are some),find a way to better things up with sheer good solutions in creative music composition.
Four, 13 to 20 minutes, tracks conform this album. Each track subtly sub-divided into different electronic shapes and moods. The richness in musical ideas does not stop short but never detouring away from the Berlin school's and Cosmic prog lines. Abundant as its comopositional ideas are its highlights which make the whole deal quiet relevant.
Rating it turns out less enjoyable than listening to it. A 4 full stars seems too much, considering that there are some bumps here and there. On the other hand, overlooking it will seem quiet harsh and a wrong option. Therefore I will use my none downgradable nor upgradable ***3.5 PA stars.
Review by admireArt
Prog Reviewer
www.progarchives.com
Adam Certamen Bownik's "Time Replicated" (great title!), 2001, promoted here in PA as an overlooked and obscure gem of this prog sub-genre. In fact it is well worth the "overlooked" and "gem" namings. The non-stop moods this release proposes keeps one attention hooked and even its weaker sections, (there are some),find a way to better things up with sheer good solutions in creative music composition.
Four, 13 to 20 minutes, tracks conform this album. Each track subtly sub-divided into different electronic shapes and moods. The richness in musical ideas does not stop short but never detouring away from the Berlin school's and Cosmic prog lines. Abundant as its comopositional ideas are its highlights which make the whole deal quiet relevant.
Rating it turns out less enjoyable than listening to it. A 4 full stars seems too much, considering that there are some bumps here and there. On the other hand, overlooking it will seem quiet harsh and a wrong option. Therefore I will use my none downgradable nor upgradable ***3.5 PA stars.
Review by admireArt
Prog Reviewer
www.progarchives.com
License
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24 years of composing electronic ambient music with some Berlin school influences