Ambrosia Musica

Binary Echoes is one of the many musical pieces created during jam sessions at the former Ambrosia Musica studio between 2007 and 2010.
The material was recorded two days before the debut album of the Liminalit ensemble, "Boundary Conditions," in July 2009. Although Liminalit officially emerged with that album, we decided to release this material under Liminalit Exploring—a sub-project of the Liminalit ensemble.

This album takes listeners on a dynamic journey through diverse soundscapes, shaped by experimental plugins and unconventional guitar processing that stretch the instrument’s voice beyond recognition. The first two movements plunge into an intense, glitch-infused soundstorm, where abrasive noise and digital elements reign supreme. However, the third movement brings a surprising shift:  the sound transforms into a softer, more harmonious landscape, shifting into a warm, ambient space where the keyboard sound appears next to the guitars.

To unlock the full emotional and sonic depth of this album, we recommend listening with a subwoofer to feel the low-end frequencies resonate, and in stereo to experience the intricate layering of effects that bring these soundscapes to life.

Overall, this album will not leave fans of noise, glitch soundscapes, or ambient music indifferent. It beautifully fuses these styles, transforming raw, harsh, buzzing, and cold digital elements into smooth, melodic, and warm analog tones by the end. This transition leaves the listener open to the possibility of pressing play again.