Baryum by Kilmarth
“Baryum” and its counterpart “Nanikuli” form a dialogue between density and fluidity, weight and release. These two tracks are born from contrasts : metallic resonance against organic pulse, structured tension dissolving into unexpected freedom. Together, they explore the fragile balance between control and surrender, inviting listeners into a space where opposites coexist and transform.
“Baryum” anchors the experience with a sense of gravity, a sonic architecture that feels deliberate and immovable. “Nanikuli,” in turn, opens the door to movement and unpredictability, weaving textures that shimmer and drift beyond boundaries. Each piece is a fragment of a larger narrative: a journey through duality, ambiguity, and the beauty of unresolved questions.
It’s an atmosphere, a statement of presence and possibility. It asks you to listen beyond the surface and embrace the tension that shapes creation.
Credits
Credits
Cedric Wattergniaux — artwork, composition, production, mastering
Special thanks to
Valérie, Elias, Mum and Dad, Seba, Arsène, Bernard, Benoît, Zumaia, Dima, the Alfa Matrix family, the Kalamine Records family, the People Can Listen family, Catherine, Sophie, Daphné, Tim, and all who kept listening and believing.
License
All rights reserved.
Explore Kilmarth: a Belgian electronic project merging IDM, Ambient, post-industrial, cinematic, and dark electronica influences. Dive into jazzy tones within this immersive musical journey."