The track “Thick/Clear” by the duo Chelsey And The Noise is a positive decadent dash, an audio parable about the fall, the essence of which is salvation.
Such a fall means rebirth here, and it’s fully emphasized by the vocal performance that seems to be fed by the hidden timeless roots of nature. The sound production expands all stages of the movement downwards, as if accelerating and wounding itself with the hardness of the turns, which adds a sprinkle of necrorealism to the track and makes it almost tangible. “Thick/Clear” is a thousand different fragments from Trent Reznor to Crystal Сastles, and as being glued together, they reinterpret a self-destructive beauty in its ecstasy. Chelsey And The Noise is definitely something important for the fans of dark romanticism in music. The trailer for the already available new EP “Blank Frames” is a must-see.
Such a fall means rebirth here, and it’s fully emphasized by the vocal performance that seems to be fed by the hidden timeless roots of nature. The sound production expands all stages of the movement downwards, as if accelerating and wounding itself with the hardness of the turns, which adds a sprinkle of necrorealism to the track and makes it almost tangible. “Thick/Clear” is a thousand different fragments from Trent Reznor to Crystal Сastles, and as being glued together, they reinterpret a self-destructive beauty in its ecstasy. Chelsey And The Noise is definitely something important for the fans of dark romanticism in music. The trailer for the already available new EP “Blank Frames” is a must-see.
