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Marihiko Hara - Cesura
RATED: 10 / 10
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reviewed by
David Velez
12/15/2007
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I have been trying to start this article for 5 or more times without major success. This release seems to be more lyrical, descriptive and literal than most of the works I have recently reviewed.
Since I delayed reviewing Cesura so much, I am now forced and delighted to do it on the road, away from home, away from all the elements that repeatedly kept me from finishing my job.
Cesura brings the surprise, the joy and the hope that has been lost since we grew up. Cesura is childish but nevertheless not a candid or naive work.
Cesura is sweet, sad, uplifting, contemplative, fragile, beautiful, like a leaf falling from a tree in slow motion.
Like a lonely quiet moment beholding the sunset after a night of wild partying.
Like a night drive at 1 AM on our way home.
Cesura could also be eerie, stubborn and arrogant...like many people we know and love.
Cesura is human, very human: imperfect and strongly beautiful.
Cesura is the center of a hurricane, where you feel calmness and peace, but where the boundaries warn you of violence and chaos.
I honestly believe that any further writing will be pointless and redundant, if these words won't inspire you to listen then try the featured sample, which very likely will.
All I can say is that it feels better after you hear it, way better.
Marihiko Hara is from Japan and Zymogen is based in Modena, Italy and is runned by Filippo Aldovini. |
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