Dilate’s fine space/ambient effort “Cyclos” already made quite an impression on me, so what a surprise to learn Victor Wulf was able to raise the quality bar even higher with the follow-up “Octagon”. The spacious and meticulously mastered/produced yet entrancing soundtrack to the mind pairs ambient blissfulness with repetitive synth-chord progressions and textural drone waves, evoking a myriad of hypnotizing, trancy and relaxed feelings. All in all, “Octagon” (Dilate’s second and also last full-length album) makes two hours of mature ear-candy for ambient fans. |
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