Bruce Daigrepont - Petit Cadeau - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Bruce Daigrepont - Coeur Des Cajuns [COMPACT DISCS] date 02/14/1992

Bruce Daigrepont - Paradis [COMPACT DISCS] date 09/07/1999

UNREQVITED mastermind ? (Ghost) has a penchant for beautiful musical creations that reveal their claws and fangs only at closer inspection after spending some time on them. This solo project is firmly rooted in blackgaze sonic soil but has also sent out tendrils into ambient, post-rock, post-black metal, and other related stylistic strata. The seventh album, InchA Pathway to the MoonInch, is taking an impressive evolutionary leap. One element of this significant sonic development of UNREQVITED is the novel exploration into a predominantly lyrical realm. This step away from mostly expansive soundscapes towards more singing is also due to the transition of UNREQVITED into a touring band. ? carefully crafted InchA Pathway to the MoonInch with live performances in his mind. The result is an album that resembles a blackgaze soundtrack - a legacy further underlined by the artbook bonus track, which features a cover of the Hans Zimmer InchInterstellarInch composition 'Cornfield Chase'. Despite the divergence into more lyrical dimensions, InchA Pathway to the MoonInch keeps the use of lighter and more uplifting passages that were increasingly employed among the expected dark twists on InchBeautiful GhostsInch (2021). The significant use of clean vocals throughout the album turns out in hindsight as writing on the wall about developments to come. The core elements that have shaped UNREQVITED in the past remain in active service as well Thus, the massive anthemic refrains from InchMosaic I l'amour et l'ardeurInch (2018) are equally present as the simple melancholic melodies from the 2016 debut album InchDisquietInch and the orchestral grandeur of InchEmpathicaInch (2020). Ever since ? conceived UNREQVITED as the musical vehicle for his multi-faceted creative output and brought it to light in 2016, his project has been a constantly shape-shifting and stylistically wide roaming