Maurizio Bianchi Christian Di Vito - Submerged Sequencycles

Review by Dan Webb

Submerged Sequencycles is a collaborative album by Maurizio Bianchi and Christian Di Vito. The album is an experimental electronic work that explores the depths of sound and texture. The album is composed of six tracks that are each unique in their approach to sound.

The first track, "Tidal," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its pulsating, rhythmic beat and layers of static and noise. The second track, "Submerged," is a more ambient piece that creates a sense of floating in a vast ocean.

The third track, "Sequencycles," is an intricate and complex piece that combines glitchy, stuttering beats with ethereal pads and drones. The fourth track, "Cave," is a dark and brooding piece that creates a sense of being trapped in a cavernous space.

The fifth track, "Echoes," is a haunting and atmospheric piece that uses echoes and reverberation to create a sense of vastness and emptiness. The final track, "Sonic Depth," is a slow-burning piece that builds to a climax of distorted noise and feedback.

Summary by Dan Webb

Submerged Sequencycles is a challenging and rewarding album that rewards repeated listens. The album is a testament to the power of collaboration and experimentation in electronic music.