Army Of Sleep – Metanoia
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Luke Jon Shearer, the creator of Army Of Sleep, presents a hypnotic musical trip with his most recent album. This 40-minute instrumental ambient music serves as the first disk of the upcoming double album Metanoia: Aporia, transporting listeners to a tranquil and exciting place. Drawing inspiration from drone music and cinematic scores such as the OST of The Arrival, Shearer creates an album that is both relaxing and hypnotic. The music has a dreamlike flow that lulls the listener into an ethereal and peaceful state. The lower frequencies are given priority in the deep bass-driven mix, which creates a warm and inviting ambiance. This focus on the bass makes the song sound less crystalline, but it also adds to its meditative nature, which makes it ideal for falling asleep and relaxing. The distinctive beauty of Shearer’s album derives from its minimalist approach. Subtle and repeating melodies weave in and out of the soundscape in a manner that is almost hypnotizing. Instead of being boring, the repetition helps the listener feel more stable and continuous, which lets them immerse themselves in the peaceful embrace of the music. Despite its minimalism, Metanoia never feels empty or unfinished. Each note is thoughtfully placed, contributing to the overall hypnotic vibe. The synthesizers create a soundscape that is both expansive and intimate, a delicate balance that showcases Shearer’s skill in sound design.
