I think it is safe to say that Istvan Csarnogurszky has, on more than one occasions, declared the words "Ambient Guru" with outright earnestness.

As a listener moving back and forth between the world of [ Black Hill ] and [ heklAa ], I can only wish this cause of action goes into a looping mode.

CODE I always had excellent tunes, with the first 2 releases he sort of lurked in the background rather than diving into the brawl and racing with well-known monikers. That said as CODE I progresses and reaches “A Deep Red” he’d already broken boundaries, turning heads & ears and getting genuine critics. With PHOSPHENIA Alex’ ensures the end result of the album is set apart from a claustrophobic atmosphere. In doing so the sound induces further stretch with secretive sounds of beauty.

Long awaited full length from our most beloved outfit [ Dead Melodies ] is finally here and it’s without a doubt a reflection of the band "next-chapter" in some "adventurous" ambient/drone and post-rock glitch. While many of us may focus on the terms / tags ambient and post-rock ( which is great all together ) but the two words we really need to consider here is actually "next-chapter" and "adventurous".

“Overhead, The Albatross” unquestionably punch some indisputable originality. It’s just a force of habit, when you hear something big, something great, your mind instantly tends to explore the greatest in the genres and that's exactly what happened to me, “Learning To Growl” is so grand. It immediately drove me to revisit some of the best icons in the industry. It’s amazing how music can make an impact right?