Urth Poland
Soundtrack to time decaying into countless sombre futures. The sound of URTH sprawls over different genres of electronic music: on the one hand, there’s a palpable influence of dark ambient, on the other, the strong connection to repetitive rhythm and melody evokes the Berlin School. It’s an eclectic, funereal, ambient collage that slides between genres and meanings. ... more
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