Renaissance of the Primordial
© Copyright-Julian Rivera
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Born of a concept that music should be felt as much as heard, Black Ether has been captivating listeners since 2001 with some of the most emotive electronic music ever produced. Like tendrils of long forgotten dreams, BE moves people in ways very few artists can, simultaneously touching on the human and spiritual conditions with a force that can be as soft as a feather, or like a sledge hammer to the brain. Reminiscent of acts like Delirium, Deep Forest and VAST, Black Ether has managed, however, to blaze its own sonic trail with a distinctiveness that speaks "Black Ether". Ethereal ambience, haunting melodies, tribal drums, sensuous vocals, soaring guitars and keyboard solos and a healthy dose of creative brilliance culminates in a sound that is timeless, emotive, and extraordinarily mind blowing. Renaissance of the Primordial continues the musical journey began in Oneness, but with more distinctive world, rock and down tempo textures that elevate the power of the Black Ether sound t
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Fantastic Voyage
author: TB
into the Ether of the unkown..Solid beats..haunting acoustic guitar Arpeggios..solid keyboard work to make this a trip worth taking. I've been waiting for the sophmore release from BE and he has made it worth the wait..music for the mind and spirit..no reservations about recommending this one..
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Black Ether has the spiritual magic touch
author: Goxnadly
The songs on this CD take the listener to another plane. It is like visiting a great cathedral in a way, there is a feeling of spiritualism that transends the mundane world and infuses you with some connection to the earth, the sky and all between and beyond. It causes in me an introspective search for the root of why it effects me so much. I think it may be because the music feels holy and earthy at the same time. Like nature in those places where you feel small and awed by the incredible beauty wrought by the creator that is the wonder called life. And then takes the listener to the outer limits of the universe on an ethereal wind. That is the kind of spiritualism I speak of. Not the packaged and spoon fed dogma of organized religion...but wonder at the natural world expressed through music. This artist is connected through his music to the soul of us all at the root, and when I hear this music it makes that clear to me. Somewhat tribal, alot beautiful and inspiring as well. I will
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