Lull - The Zipper

Review by Russ Jackson

The Zipper, the album by Lull, is a mesmerizing journey through experimental ambient music. The album is a collection of eight tracks, each one exploring the depths of soundscapes and textures that are both haunting and beautiful.

The album opens with "Slow Fall," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its ethereal soundscapes and slow, deliberate pacing. As the album progresses, the listener is taken on a journey through a variety of moods and atmospheres, from the eerie and unsettling "Dreamt About Dreaming" to the calming and meditative "Hum."

The production on the album is top-notch, with each track sounding crisp and clear while still retaining a sense of mystery and depth. The use of field recordings and found sounds adds an extra layer of texture to the already rich sonic landscape.

Summary by Russ Jackson

The Zipper is a stunning album that rewards repeated listens. Lull has crafted a work of art that is both challenging and rewarding, a testament to the power of experimental music to transport and transform.