
Genre: experimental, soundtrack
23trees sounds somewhat minimal, featuring acoustic instruments, wind instruments, tribal percussion, and more—giving it a feel like field recordings with Central Asian and Middle Eastern nuances. A strong example with the most clear and layered components is "Mandala." A sort of grand piano appears on "Melancholia," but it still doesn't sound melancholic enough to my ears. Then the noise waves on "Verse of the Undergrowth" serve as a transition into tracks that feel slightly darker and more peculiar, even without employing strong or pervasive ambient/synth layers.
I definitely skipped through most of it, but there was one interesting moment when "Blue Noise" played like a fake ringtone, making me reflexively think it was my actual phone ringing and instinctively reaching to answer it.
Tracklist:
1. Dawn (Å estinski dol)
2. Melancholia
3. Mandala
4. Verse of the Undergrowth
5. Blue Noise
6. Formulas Fatal to the Mind
7. Morning Dust
8. Vertebrae noctis
9. Entanglement
10. -
OVERALL: 70/100
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