Ruben D'Hers - Todo esta en descanso (63LP004)
Ruben D'Hers: self-taught venezuelan musician who has developed a special taste for avant-garde music, exploring in a personal and different way the performance of his main instrument: the guitar. Blending it with colors of instruments like piano and violin, which have expanded his possibilities and resources at the time of composing. D'Hers' music could be framed in different genres (or influences), such as electroacustic and contemporary music with rock and free-jazz, but understanding that music speaks for itself.
'todo está en descanso' (translated: 'everything is in rest') is a compilation of compositions recorded between
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Huopa wrote:
This time it certainly didn't go unnoticed. Album is more varied in themes than many other albums here. It has a few deep, essentially ambient tracks like "01 - porciones borrosas", some very smooth jazzy tones like "13 - anna y las palmas" and some that could best be labelled electro-acoustique or avant-garde like "06 - primer manual para lo inexpresivo". It is not so much of a complete, seamless epic piece as I usually want ambient albums to be, but it definitely has very good ideas in all mentioned musical fields. Perhaps the most memorable tracks of the album are the semimelodic, ballade-type ambient tracks "08 - mi brazo roto", "09 - el verdadero dios" and "12 - todo esta en descanso". Even though I feel that a couple of other tracks are more polished, those are the ones that have stayed on my playlist to roll over quite many times. This album continues the series of high quality releases from 2063, recommended to all ambient and avant-garde music fans.