"De Immenso" isn't just an album; it’s a 78-minute descent into the infinite. Released in 2011 by Silentes Minimal Editions , this second chapter of the Maribor collective project explores the life and works of Giordano Bruno (1548–1600). 🌌
Check out from the 2011 album De Immenso ( Silentes ). It’s a masterclass in Italian Industrial/Ambient, blending field recordings with "consuming assaults of distorted sonic masses."
Enthusiast Forums or Subreddits (e.g., r/industrialmusic) Focus: Physical release details and history. Maribor: 1600 - from: "De Immenso" (CD Silentes - 2011)
Looking for an "unmissable listening experience" in the experimental realm? 🌑
Did anyone manage to snag the special edition of 100 copies that included the debut "Atrocity Exhibition"? That packaging, featuring a page torn from an unknown book, remains one of Silentes' most striking designs. Option 3: Short & Punchy (Discovery-Focused) "De Immenso" isn't just an album; it’s a
From bleak industrial masses to hypnotic ambient stasis, the track "1600" serves as a haunting sonic bookend to Bruno's final year. This is for the ones who find beauty in distorted sonic masses and the 'brutality of misbreathing.'
A dark tribute to the life of Giordano Bruno. Not for the faint of heart. #Industrial #Ambient #MariborCollective #NowSpinning That packaging, featuring a page torn from an
Here are a few post ideas tailored to different platforms and audiences, highlighting the dark, conceptual nature of 2011 release. Option 1: For the Deep Listener (Atmospheric & Moody)