Review by Maro Hamada

Bull of Heaven's album "Up To The Rim Of The Hollow" is a unique and experimental journey that takes the listener through a range of emotions and soundscapes. The album is a collection of six tracks, each ranging from 20 to 30 minutes in length, that blend together elements of ambient, drone, and noise music.

The first track, "The Sun Shone On The Garden", starts with a gentle, almost meditative sound that gradually builds in intensity. The second track, "The River Ran Over The Rocks", is more chaotic and abrasive, with distorted guitar and electronic noise creating a sense of tension.

Throughout the album, Bull of Heaven uses a variety of sounds and techniques to create a sense of depth and texture. The third track, "The Trees Whispered In The Wind", features ethereal vocals and layers of atmospheric sound that create a haunting and otherworldly atmosphere.

Summary by Maro Hamada

"Up To The Rim Of The Hollow" is a challenging and rewarding listen. Bull of Heaven's willingness to experiment with different sounds and styles makes for an album that is both unpredictable and captivating. Fans of experimental music will find much to appreciate in this unique and thought-provoking release.