Ariels
Bent's third album, "Ariels," marks a refined evolution, blending their signature downtempo electronic grooves with a newfound emphasis on lush acoustic instrumentation and toned-down sampling. It's a
August 16, 2004 · Open (2)
Bent's third album, "Ariels," marks a refined evolution, blending their signature downtempo electronic grooves with a newfound emphasis on lush acoustic instrumentation and toned-down sampling. It's a
August 16, 2004 · Open (2)
"Ariels" is the sound of Bent maturing, trading some of their earlier sample-heavy playfulness for a more organic, introspective elegance. Imagine warm analog synths intertwining with the gentle strum of an acoustic guitar, the melancholic sweep of strings, and subtle, ethereal vocal whispers. It's a deeply textural album, designed for quiet moments and reflective moods, offering a serene escape. Critics like BBC Music and indielondon.co.uk praised its refined sound and the successful integration of live instrumentation, noting its ability to create a truly immersive and calming experience.
How does Ariels sound next to the rest of Bent's catalogue?
It runs a touch cooler and more held-back than this artist's baseline.
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