The Sight Below - Reworks

Review by Sukhdev Jadhav

The Sight Below's album Reworks is a compelling and immersive work of ambient music that showcases the artist's ability to create deeply atmospheric soundscapes. The album features remixes of tracks from his previous releases, as well as collaborations with other artists, and each piece is a masterful exploration of texture and tone.

The album opens with "Without Motion," a hauntingly beautiful track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The use of reverberating synths and distorted guitar create an otherworldly atmosphere that draws the listener in. "At First Touch" features a collaboration with Rafael Anton Irisarri, and the result is a track that is both meditative and unsettling, with layers of sound that build and recede in waves.

Other standout tracks include "Dour," a remix of the track "Dourado" from The Sight Below's Glider album, which features a pulsing beat and a hypnotic melody that is both driving and introspective. "Further Away" is a collaboration with Simon Scott that features a delicate interplay of guitar and synth, creating a sense of space and distance.

Summary by Sukhdev Jadhav

Reworks is a stunning album that showcases The Sight Below's mastery of the ambient genre. The tracks are rich with emotion and depth, and the use of texture and tone is masterful. Fans of ambient music will find much to appreciate in this album, and newcomers to the genre will find it a captivating introduction.