Plum God

“Plum God is a beautiful reminder of human fragility, and a welcomed breath of fresh air in an environment too often symbolized by a seductive superficiality.”

“Beautifully mangled sound rests on the periphery of conscious awareness, pulling the mind back from untethered states with anxious and processed machinelike errors and blurred distortions of texture.”

“The symbiosis developed between the beckoning of the music and the willing acquiescence of the ear and mind makes this album a bracing experience.”

“Austin Rockman crosses the border of experimental and ambient music, with a work that captures sounds and reverberations in the world of the supernatural, or those harmonious and inharmonious notes that only when silence falls is it possible to grasp in their profound beauty.”

“Harkens to some of the best in the field of electro-acoustic detailing.”

“Plum God seems to convey the more complicated sides of the human experience. Complex emotions can be felt across many of the compositions here, offering a sonic representation of the precariousness between the comfort of stability contrasting with uncertainty and anxiety.”