Synth Single Review: “Metaphysical” by GRAEDA

by Karl Magi

GRAEDA’s “Metaphysical” moves like the signal of a tremulous pulsar on the edge of thought with a steady motion with a metronomic tick before the gargantuan rhythm throbs with a rough tinge and astral notes flicker like distant cosmic structures, drifting through thought and out into endless space.

Another layer of drums shapes the flares of light that glisten in a distant net of stars, expanding like gas clouds around nebulae. My body lets go of my mind and it floats off while the metallic sounds trickle past, like a distant planet lit by an alien sun. Notes break free and drift out into vastness, evoking meteors drifting out into the universe.

Sounds call to mind the beauty of the galaxy as it extends spiral arms in clouds of dust and gas, trailing out into a blackness so deep that one could dissolve in it. Flowing notes shiver and the track draws to a close.

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