Strydwolf - Ljocht

Review by Bhushan Jawle

Strydwolf's Ljocht is a captivating album that takes the listener on a journey through the depths of dark ambient music. The album is a perfect blend of haunting melodies, ethereal vocals, and atmospheric soundscapes.

From the opening track, "Oan 'e dyk", the listener is transported to a world of eerie soundscapes and hypnotic rhythms. The use of traditional instruments such as bagpipes and flutes adds a unique touch to the album, making it stand out from other dark ambient releases.

The vocals on the album are equally impressive, with the use of both male and female voices adding a haunting quality to the music. The lyrics are in Frisian, a language spoken in the northern part of the Netherlands, which adds to the album's mystique.

The album's standout tracks include "Fjoer", "De Swalker", and "Ljocht". These tracks showcase Strydwolf's ability to create atmospheric music that is both beautiful and haunting.

Summary by Bhushan Jawle

Ljocht is a must-listen for fans of dark ambient music. It is a masterful work of art that will leave the listener entranced from start to finish.