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CSR 213CD
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Following their much-praised 2015 collaboration with raison d'être (De Aeris In Sublunaria Influxu) and the 2013 conclusion of the Power Romantic trilogy (Mare Morphosis), Acouasme sees Troum heading in a completely different direction, creating a harsher and more industrial-sounding album as a contrast to their previous releases. But through their trademark Troumatic machining, the final result doesn't sound at all like standard harsh noise -- it's rather industrial noise as if filtered through a feverish dream, through a deranged perception. The six long tracks of pestering transrational drones on Acouasme sound like an aural psychiatric symptom, a humming hallucination leaving stable reality.
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