Zarqnon the Embarrassed

Darkwave Society's "Zarqnon the Embarrassed" is an audacious and eclectic journey through the cosmos of experimental music, released on August 10, 2016, under the independent label Llort. Clocking in at just over an hour, this album is a testament to the artist's boundless creativity and willingness to push the boundaries of conventional soundscapes.

The tracklist is a whirlwind of intriguing titles that hint at the diverse sonic landscapes within. From the chaotic energy of "The Attack of the Acantharians" to the haunting beauty of "By the waters of Babylon - BWV 653b, Deconstructed," Darkwave Society masterfully blends genres and moods. The album is a mosaic of electronic beats, ambient textures, and avant-garde compositions, each track offering a unique auditory experience.

Notable tracks like "Asperger’s Delight - Pleasures in a Sonic Meltdown" and "Veni Vidi Virasoro - I came, I saw, I annihilated my Eigenvalue" showcase the artist's penchant for intricate, thought-provoking titles that mirror the complexity of the music. The album also features a mix of instrumental and vocal pieces, with tracks like "The Power of Love" and "This Little Light of Mine" adding a touch of melodic warmth to the otherwise experimental palette.

Darkwave Society's "Zarqnon the Embarrassed" is a bold and imaginative exploration of sound, perfect for those seeking music that challenges and inspires. Whether you're a fan of electronic music, ambient soundscapes, or avant-garde compositions, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.