Cohda - Blinde BeeldenBlind Images Vol 1

Review by Edgardo Avilés López

Blinde BeeldenBlind Images is an album by Cohda that showcases the artist's unique blend of electronic and acoustic sounds. The album features a range of experimental tracks that explore themes of isolation, introspection, and the search for meaning in an increasingly fragmented world.

From the haunting opening track "The World is a Room" to the pulsing rhythms of "Staring at the Sun," Cohda creates a sonic landscape that is both dark and beautiful. The use of live instrumentation, including guitar and piano, adds a human touch to the electronic textures, creating a sense of warmth and intimacy amidst the cold, digital sounds.

One standout track is "The Sound of Falling," which features a haunting vocal performance from guest singer Lotta Rasva. The track builds slowly, with Rasva's voice rising above the atmospheric soundscape until it reaches a powerful crescendo.

Summary by Edgardo Avilés López

Blinde BeeldenBlind Images is a compelling and thought-provoking album that rewards repeated listens. Cohda's ability to blend disparate sounds and styles into a cohesive whole is a testament to his skill as a producer and composer. Fans of experimental electronic music will find much to admire in this album.