Skambidt, the brainchild of Copenhagen-based artist Lars Kivig, is a captivating and experimental project that delves into the realms of moody and dark electronic music. In his latest work, "Inversiv," Skambidt offers listeners a unique instrumental experience in the realm of experimental electronic music.
"Inversiv" stands out as a departure from the norm, both in terms of mood and instrumentation. This track, situated as the second last on the album "Ætsende Sjæl," introduces a distinct shift in ambiance and sonic exploration. The ensemble of John Contreras on cello, Thomas Wydler on drums and percussion, and Lars Kivig himself on Eurorack synth, creates a sonic landscape that is both haunting and intriguing.
Skambidt's musical journey takes a different turn with this project, showcasing Kivig's versatility as an artist. Known for his involvement in various prominent projects like MY BELOVED, Acorn Falling, Kivig_Gniben, and Eocæn, Skambidt represents Kivig's newer electronic-based direction. With modular synths and a more technical approach, Skambidt crafts soundscapes that defy the ordinary and immerse the listener in a world of sonic experimentation.
Listeners who appreciate the moody and experimental side of music, and who find themselves drawn to artists like Sigur Rós, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Leonard Cohen, Coil, and Throbbing Gristle, will likely find Skambidt's work to be a fascinating addition to their playlists. It's an exciting journey through the uncharted territories of electronic music, where darkness and experimentation intertwine to create a truly unique listening experience. Keep an eye on Skambidt as it continues to push the boundaries of sonic exploration in the world of electronic music. Listen below.
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