Ethernet - Orgonite EP

Review by Paulo Rocha

The album Orgonite by Ethernet is a captivating and otherworldly journey through electronic soundscapes. The third-person perspective of the review provides an objective and comprehensive view of the album's strengths and weaknesses.

The opening track, "Oort Cloud," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its dreamy, ambient sound. The use of atmospheric synths and subtle percussion creates a sense of weightlessness and space that persists throughout the album. The track "Spherule" features a more upbeat rhythm and a catchy melody that is sure to get stuck in your head.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Limnology," which features a haunting vocal sample and a driving beat that builds to a satisfying climax. The use of distortion and glitch effects on the vocals adds an unsettling element to an otherwise beautiful track.

However, not all of the tracks on Orgonite are equally successful. "Nodal Point" and "Pollen" feel underdeveloped and lack the same level of depth and complexity found in other tracks on the album.

Summary by Paulo Rocha

Orgonite is a well-crafted and immersive album that showcases Ethernet's talent for creating intricate electronic compositions. While some tracks may fall short, the album as a whole is a mesmerizing journey through a sonic landscape that is both ethereal and grounded.