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Artist: Life Toward Twilight Title: We Waited For A Subtle Dawn Release: 04/2005 “We Waited For A Subtle Dawn” is a collection of tracks composed by Life Toward Twilight between 2002 and 2005. The tracks explore various styles and genres, including ambient, neoclassical, and sound collage. Go to the Bottle Imp Music Store to purchase this album on CD. Reviews: “The whole album generally takes on a very dark intimidating sensation, but also sometimes sounding more bombastic like with subtle keys and military percussion. The ambient pieces generally show a dark empty heartbroken side and when things become a bit noisier we get to her the frustration and confusion within.” - Lunar Hypnosis “The overall result of We Waited For a Subtle Dawn is its skilled subtlety that tends to build and grow around you. Very well done, minimal with talent – Daniel’s quiet manipulations of the otherwise simple pieces show his prowess at letting his music retain a natural feel most of the time with a languid background style. Even the industrial pieces have an “as-is” natural status to them that he only touches with slight movements of sound.” - Legends Magazine “Stirring and daring dark ambient pieces that stare into your body and reach for your soul, Detroit’s Life Toward Twilight hopes to show you that noise and abstract collage can be collated in such a way that it becomes a new brand of future music never before dreamed. Soundscape aficionados will salivate over this tantalizing and marvelous piece of audible art. Neo-classical formations that are carved neatly alongside ambient pieces and post-industrial clang make “We Waited For a Subtle Dawn” one of the more intriguing albums I’ve heard in a while. - Smother.net |
