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On a wind of invisible voices Lorna Dune pursues an uncompromising electronic practice. Within the 16 dream zones located inside Sequential Dreaming (63:44) the receiver finds a generosity that shapes larger thoughts on the human spirit and the enchantments we must search through in the listening process. In this full exercise of the imagination we are asked, not to retreat from the world, but to come out of ourselves and into the onrushing future - beneath a human twilight that slows the pulse and chills the air. Sequential Dreaming offers a particular kind of bliss, which only works if you believe it will work. In the transformation of electricity into sound the music so becomes an object of contemplation. Such hushed, hovering harmonics offer a comforting melancholy, becoming all the more potent in contrast to the charged beats and grooves rising when needed in finely controlled, ever renewing virtual vibrations. In a resolved conflux of moods and textures the energy wanders up, under and through the spacious and reasoning minds in its audience. From shapely shades of swirling possibility to machined sequencer precision throughout its vivid course Sequential Dreaming establishes a magical realm where we may encounter something sonic, substantial, even captivating. All it asks is to still yourself, to imagine, to dream - to not withdraw from life.
- Chuck van Zyl/STAR'S END 6 November 2025 |
