Pleroma (studio album)
by Orgone (Metal)

The smartest, most elegant (sic!), the most creative musical amalgamation (dissodeath fused with other genres) I have ever heard. A thick cut above the rest that makes the rest of the pack seem pretty generic, uninspired and without love and passion for life, turpid and stagnant really. Here we witness utter freedom, meandering non-repetitiveness and expression-seeking musicality that leaves time for concentration, teasing restraint and self-sufficient joy of playing ; it manages to be both crushing in its sociocritical and nihilistic parts but also soulful, goosebump-raisingly sublime and up-lifting when colliding and paired with jazz, ethnic music, main-stream clean singing, meaty riffs, raw Russian folk and Slavic symphonic themes - just like the early Stravinsky used those folklorist grooves and rhythms to make his music more earthy and wilder.
The world might be a dissipating heat and going down the drain...but my! what a world it was that had such good music in it!





Purists might think that one has to be in the right mood to enjoy genres (or they loath might loath them anyway) but when the flickering between styles, instrumentation and genres is so meaningfully and smoothly arranged, Orgone achieves deep, enlightening and life-positive energizing unified music that is marked by brazing virtuosic technicality and