Introspective electronic reflection on fragile states, nature and inner stillness.
REVIEWS
Beata Pardela (Album review, El Stacja)
“Cold Spring Notes” by Cells Interlinked is a compelling conceptual work rooted in the aesthetics of the Berlin School, unfolding as a sonic reflection on a cold and introspective spring.
The album’s sequence-driven, nostalgic character evokes the feeling of a solitary walk through nature – observing subtle movements, textures, and rhythms. One can almost visualize a watermill in motion, its hypnotic cycles mirrored in the repeating patterns of the music. Pulsating sequences rise and return like waves on a lake, while the ambient layers carry the quiet melancholy of a flowing river.
Despite its restrained and contemplative atmosphere, the album radiates a gentle sense of optimism. Its compositions are both delicate and immersive, creating a space where stillness and movement coexist. The third track, “I`m SQ – Stream”, in particular, stands out with its evolving and refreshing energy, revealing the expressive power embedded in sequencer-driven structures.
Overall, “Cold Spring Notes” is a beautifully crafted release – one that not only soothes, but also invites reflection, offering a subtle yet profound sense of calm and inner balance.
Gianmarco Del Re (from interview for “A Closer Listen” music blog)
Music on “Cold Spring Notes” draws on Berlin School traditions while remaining very personal and contemporary.
Ukrainian Field Notes LV:
talk with Cells Interlinked about creative flow and making abstract, luminous music
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“Cold Spring Notes” Press Kit (*.PDF)
