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Underrated Silence Bonus Version

Ulrich Schnauss & Mark Peters

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Underrated Silence is a joint release of Mark Peters from the British dream-pop band Engineers and keyboard/laptop manipulator Ulrich Schnauss. The opening instrumental composition, “The Messiah Is Falling,” pushes the duo’s penchant for shoegaze forward with Brian Eno–influenced minimalism. Since Schnauss and Peters are keyboardists first and foremost, they’ve created a realm where clean-toned guitars serve as peripheral accompaniment. More M83 than MBV, “Long Distance Call” blends sparkling synths with backward guitars and whisper-sung inflections (mixed at the same EQ level as the rest of the instruments). Although there are moments in “Forgotten” when the female singer’s ethereal falsetto recalls that of Lush’s Miki Berenyi, the song’s percolating drum machine patterns and otherworldly synth layers seem sui generis. The title track ends with rippling waves of guitar delay, slowly building into a sonic swell.

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Not one of Ulrich's best

This album is quite a departure from many of Ulrich's previous works. Although it still has a somewhat dreamy, ambient and melodic touch (although more subtle) like his previous albums, this one doesn't quite touch that same emotional and evokative edge like his previous albums. The compositions just don't take off, they seem like long build ups to something greater but never truly reaching their true potential. The best track in my opinion is "Elakterina" as it is quite beautiful and emotional. I would say the album has a definite experimental "Boards of Canada" feel with some subtle hints of something along the lines of Hammock but not quite reaching Hammock's brilliance.

this would have been

This would be a fantastic Cocteau Twins record if Elizabeth were on vocals. That's definitely where this record comes from. Still, it's quite lovely.

Underrated Silence Bonus Version, Mark Peters
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