Olen'K - Silently Noisy

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
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
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