Horizonte Lied’s opus, “Memorias de Crónicas Futuras,” unfolds as a captivating symphony of shadows and light—a deep exploration of the human psyche. This album masterfully displays the band’s evolution, while delving into themes of melancholy and hope.
The musical journey commences with “Destello Inlands Amidst faltering vocals, fervent EDM energy crackles, setting the stage for the metamorphosis that lies ahead. The intricacy deepens as the album progresses. Tracks like “Espectro De Vida” and “Sin Claridad” showcase Horizonte Lied’s sonic craftsmanship, seamlessly blending post-punk and synthwave. Vocal hesitations evolve into assured choruses, with layers intertwining to create a rich sonic architecture.
With “El Peligro De La Gente,” the band’s narrative takes a turn. Vocal dexterity, matured production, synths, and percussion culminate in a harmonious sonic cohesion. In the latter part of the album, Horizonte Lied harnesses their momentum, crafting eloquent soundscapes . “Voz De Fé” emerges as a magnum opus, showcasing signature Spanish vocals against a resonating landscape.
It concludes with “Iluminado,” epitomizing their odyssey. Spanish lyricism seamlessly melds with a commanding soundscape, encapsulating the exploration of the human experience.
While exhibiting occasional unevenness, Horizonte Lied’s dedication to the “Final Remasters” is truly commendable. This album, an ode to the interplay of darkness and the dance of dawn, resonates with complexity, captivating connoisseurs of shadow-laden melodies. The spirit of their musical tapestry shines brilliantly, enveloping hearts and minds in an entrancing embrace. A monochromatic and goth-like aura infuses their creation, drawing listeners into a world of haunting beauty, introspection, and more.
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Review By: Diana Reed