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After the album Merysland in which KesakoO was featuring Screenatorium, here is a new EP, Noctis, fully realised as a collaboration between both artists.

Noctis builds itself peacefully and gradually, similarly to the incremental length of each tracks, starting with NOX and its bitterness (using a sample from the TV show Damages), up to What we Live, closing the show.

A few tracks are in the pathway of these two, including Fearless, combining different rhythms, pushing reverberations so far that we get, for a sadly too short time, in trance.

What we Live, on its side, really deserves its grand final place and is one of the two tracks where a voice (not considering the samples) can be heard, belonging to Emilienne Chouadossi, already present in The missing chair leg dilemma.
A voice struggling to be heard, throwing here and there only a few words between two successive complains, giving us a last explanation before passing away.

At the end, the few voices present are more likely declamations than songs. Therefore, Noctis is a darker, almost more desperate EP compared to the previous ones from these artists. Nonetheless, it remains captivating and instead of the light aerial from Screenatorium and the coloured world of KesakoO, we are sinking in a universe where a few lights here and there are sufficient to enlighten a night sky. We can still reproach Noctis to be only an EP and not letting us enjoy it longer. For its release today, you can go and enjoy the full album in Bandcamp.

• : Nul (on évite)
• : Médiocre (bof, vraiment bof)
• : Correct (sympa, sans plus)
• : Bon (à écouter sans faute)
• : Excellent (on ne s'en lasse(ra) pas)
• : Exceptionnel (unique, incomparable)