Review by Joshua Simmons

Audionl is an experimental electronic album by the Dutch duo Goem. The album consists of eight tracks that blend together various elements of glitch, noise, and ambient music. The album is a sonic journey that takes the listener through a range of moods and emotions.

The album opens with "Rijsttafel," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its glitchy beats and atmospheric sounds. "Nieuwegein" follows with a more subdued sound that is reminiscent of early ambient music. "Koppen" picks up the pace with its driving rhythm and distorted sounds, while "Kleurenwaaier" takes a more melodic approach with its layered synth sounds and subtle beats.

The rest of the album continues in a similar vein, with each track offering something new and unexpected. "Grondwater" is a standout track that combines glitchy beats with a haunting melody, while "Kermis" is a playful and upbeat track that is sure to get the listener moving.

Summary by Joshua Simmons

Audionl is an impressive album that showcases Goem's talent for creating intricate and immersive electronic music. The album is a must-listen for fans of experimental electronic music and anyone looking for something new and exciting.