Treha Sektori

Treha Sektori is the dark ambient musical project of French musician and visual artist Dan Sora, aka Dehn Sora, also behind the black metal project Throane. Though the date of formation is unknown, the project's first album 'Sorieh' was released in 2009. Since then, Treha Sektori has released two further full-length albums as well as a range of collaborative and experimental efforts including the live album 'Acermeh' in 2016, as well as collaborations with Amenra, [artists]Oathbreaker and others. The first creation of the musician came out in 2009 and was called "Sorieh". Opus released by Parisian label Kaosthetik Konspiration, established in 2001 by three independent-minded individuals: Cyr ("engineer musical terror"), Drk ("propaganda chief") and Syhl ("the prophet of chaos"). Canadian same label Cyclic Law released a full-length album on vinyl media. Quote (stigmata.name) Listening to "Sorieh" after sunset even unaccompanied listening expanders of consciousness is capable in an experimental music lover cause seizures unwarranted paranoia and increased well-healed phobias: heavy, sticky like honey, darkness envelops the room, strange voices begin to whisper strange messages pulsating low hum suddenly pierces the thrill of strings ... The second work is called Dan "Endessiah". Opus was released in 2012, a Canadian firm Cyclic Law as a CD, and on vinyl. The album turned even more grim, dark and deep. A year later, the musician shot clip for the song "Ah Estereh Komh Derah", that in the ritual, and in general in all ambient, very rare. Quote (restart.org.ru) It turns out that this is a deeply personal album confession of religious doubt, faltering faith and self-negation, but at the same time intuitive depiction of the universal, human drudgery, endless torments of the soul the sins of the past and the thirst of death as salvation. In autumn 2013 the musician said that working on new material, but not in Treha Sektori, and his side-project Sembler Deah. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.