Deadhorsemort - A Priori Dedicated To Rene Descartes

Review by Ebony Martenz

Deadhorsemort's album, A Priori Dedicated To Rene Descartes, is an experimental journey that takes the listener through a maze of sounds and ideas. The album is a tribute to the French philosopher Rene Descartes, and it explores the themes of existence, reality, and consciousness.

The album starts with a track titled "Cogito, Ergo Sum," which is Latin for "I think, therefore I am." The track sets the tone for the rest of the album, with layers of electronic sounds and distorted vocals that create an eerie atmosphere.

As the album progresses, the listener is taken through a range of emotions and ideas. Tracks like "Meditations on First Philosophy" and "The Cartesian Circle" delve into Descartes' philosophy, while tracks like "The Dream Argument" and "The Evil Demon" explore the idea of reality and perception.

The album is not for the faint of heart, as it can be challenging to listen to at times. However, for those who are willing to dive deep into the ideas presented, the album is a rewarding experience.

Summary by Ebony Martenz

Deadhorsemort's A Priori Dedicated To Rene Descartes is a unique and thought-provoking album that will appeal to fans of experimental music and philosophy alike.