EORN is the musical moniker of Bulgarian-born and Sofia-based artist and producer, Andrey Hristozov. He typically draws upon personal experiences and memories from home and uses these as motivations to generate edgy and ambient productions that are loaded with sci-fi undertones.
His new EP, I Still Remember You, is an edgy, sci-fi smorgasbord of tracks, ranging from neo-jungle to emotive and ambient. The release is inspired by Hristozovâs vision of a âSoviet-meets-alien-likeâ world, with which his tracks are a dedication to the inhabitants of these otherworldly constructs, symbolic of missing our own loved ones that are no longer here.
The EP’s curtain raise is “Motorola,” a fantastic example of futuristic jungle music, with a brooding composition and a dark, melancholy tone. Next up is the title track acronym, âISRYâ, loaded with pleasant sound bites and a beautiful ambience, which will leave you in an irresistible form of self-reflectiveness.
“Mladost”, Hristozov’s favourite Sofia neighbourhood namesake, and which also means “youthâ in his native language, is an extremely expressive and audio-visual piece of work in which Mladost aims to assault the senses by using lots of distortion. And, finally, “Yakoshiba” may be a briefer encounter, but it is an extremely dynamic production that utilises a ferocious harshness in its breaks to provide a punishing diatribe.
I Still Remember You reflects an introduction into EORN’s extremely varied world of ambient sounds and otherworldly soundscapes, and we canât wait to hear more.
Listen to EORN â I Still Remember You on the link below
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