Suso Sáiz - Mirrors Of Pollution

Review by Donald Manoch

Suso Sáiz's latest album, Mirrors of Pollution, is a masterpiece of ambient music that takes the listener on a journey through a sonic landscape of ethereal beauty and haunting darkness. The Spanish composer and producer has created an album that is both introspective and expansive, exploring themes of environmental degradation and the human impact on the planet.

From the opening track, "Nothing Ends," Sáiz sets the tone for the album with its haunting, otherworldly soundscapes. The album unfolds slowly, with each track building on the last, creating a cohesive and immersive listening experience. The use of field recordings and organic instrumentation, such as acoustic guitar and piano, adds a human touch to the otherwise electronic soundscape.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "A New Light," which features the vocals of Spanish singer Cristina Ortiz. The track is a beautiful and haunting meditation on the beauty and fragility of nature, with Ortiz's vocals adding an emotional depth to the already evocative music.

Summary by Donald Manoch

Mirrors of Pollution is a stunning achievement in ambient music. Sáiz has created an album that is both beautiful and thought-provoking, exploring important themes while also providing a sonic journey that is both meditative and immersive. Highly recommended for fans of ambient music and those interested in exploring the intersection of music and environmentalism.