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BRUDINI – From Darkness, Light
- by J.N.
- Posted on 30-10-2020
What makes ”From Darkness, Light” so special? The first few times I immersed myself in this record, I would sit back and marvel at how dark it is at times while simultaneously finding great joy in those glimmers of hope that occasionally occur throughout its twelve compositions. There is a radiant and almost overwhelming sense of beauty to what Brudini has spawned here; the pulsating soundscapes that shimmer underneath it all evoke mental images of dark and lonely roads, desolate fields, bleak deserts, and long walks through urban landscapes. If Syd Barrett, Nick Cave, and either Massive Attack or Portishead joined forces and decided to do movie soundtracks, Americana, and singer-songwriter music together, then perhaps that would point you in the right direction but even that seems like a futile attempt at summing up what this album sounds like. It is steeped in yearning and heart piercing melancholy, and it is essentially an intriguing and introspective mixture of various genres and ideas where music and poetry collide and complement each other.