Silently Noisy Ambient, Electro Olen'K Olen'K is a French group with a few years behind them. After the debut EP 'Half Asleep', which by the way was self produced, comes 'Silently Noisy' that's their first album. The music is a great mix of many different styles and influences which gives the music a special feeling. Feels like a mix of Enigma and the Icelandic singer Björk. The mix of digital instruments and exotic analogue instruments plus the song gives the music a certain sound that flows through the whole record. It think it's really good music and it's a interesting way of letting analogue instruments completing digital sounds capes. I must say that this record is really great, it has its own charm and I think that Olen'K is a group that can reach very far. The ability to create interesting sound flows and is important for musicians and when listening to this I never found it boring. This review was written 2005 and initially published on Neurozine.com 550
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Olen'K - Silently Noisy

9.0
"Amazing"
Released 2005 by Cold Meat Industry
Olen'K is a French group with a few years behind them. After the debut EP 'Half Asleep', which by the way was self produced, comes 'Silently Noisy' that's their first album. The music is a great mix of many different styles and influences which gives the music a special feeling. Feels like a mix of Enigma and the Icelandic singer Björk.

The mix of digital instruments and exotic analogue instruments plus the song gives the music a certain sound that flows through the whole record. It think it's really good music and it's a interesting way of letting analogue instruments completing digital sounds capes.

I must say that this record is really great, it has its own charm and I think that Olen'K is a group that can reach very far. The ability to create interesting sound flows and is important for musicians and when listening to this I never found it boring.

This review was written 2005 and initially published on Neurozine.com
Jan 01 2005

John Wikström

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