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Echoes from the Core offers an immersive journey into the sonic universe of Point of Basalt. This expanded collection gathers five pivotal tracks – "March of Embers (Bootkit Version)", "LaFournaise", "Days of Rebellion", "Arousal", and "Underground Lullaby" – tracing a profound path through the depths of human emotion and resilience.

The journey begins with the urban pulse of "March of Embers (Bootkit Version)", a testament to quiet strength taking an inexorable stride. It then moves into the raw, telluric power and controlled fury of "LaFournaise", exploring foundational energies. "Days of Rebellion" follows, charting the structured catharsis of an inner revolt, where tension builds to a powerful release. From there, we delve into the latent tension and emerging preludes of "Arousal", before culminating in the introspective subway journey of "Underground Lullaby", a quest for inner peace and clarity amidst urban chaos.

Each composition is a glimpse into the quest for Clarity from Chaos – a cinematic exploration of instrumental Post-Rock and Ambient, where dense soundscapes meet dynamic crescendos and moments of profound liberation. Allow yourself to be carried by these echoes of quiet strength and burning resilience.

Point of Basalt – Sound architecture for the soul.

Echoes from the Core

Ticket (Lee "Scratch" Perry Remix)

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Immerse yourself in "Arousal," a hypnotic, ambient guitar crescendo that explores the feeling of mental saturation leading to a liberating moment of clarity.

This track is a sonic metaphor for information overload: those moments when the mind understands intellectually but can no longer process.
"Arousal" is a message for those who experience these moments of overload: there is always a point when the noise stops, when the mind and breath synchronize, and everything becomes clear again.

Arousal

"LaFournaise" marks the debut of Point of Basalt: a short, minimalist instrumental piece celebrating birth. This track depicts an island's emergence from the deep, where the raw power of the earth meets the delicate essence of life's islets. A hypnotic meditation in three quarter meter on the fusion of elements and the uniting spectres that shape a sonic "native island."

LaFournaise

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the quiet room (demo)

This Post-Rock piece is an ode to the quiet power of defiance. It begins in the profound silence of introspection ("The Deepening Dusk") – where a sense of unease, of growing indifference, slowly gathers force.

Through hypnotic textures and a relentless, building rhythm ("Hypnotic Glide"), a quiet resilience begins to structure itself, transforming internal tension into an undeniable surge.

The climax ("Luminous Currents") is the moment of pure catharsis: a liberating break where the built-up energy finally breaches the surface, bringing forth an exhilarating sense of release and open possibility. It's the sound of a silent uprising, finally finding its voice.

Listen for the strength that builds in stillness. Listen for the liberating breach.

Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Point of Basalt.

Days of rebellion

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March of Embers (Remixed with Ableton’s “BNYX Boot Kit” Drum Machine) takes Point of Basalt's journey into the heart of urban resilience. This remix reimagines the inexorable march, now powered by the anonymous pulse of the city and the quiet strength of countless individuals.

The track opens with evocative field recordings (sourced from ELPHNT/Tom – a profound thanks for capturing these auditory textures that speak volumes), immersing the listener in a tangible urban atmosphere. From this concrete landscape, the commanding presence of the BNYX Boot Kit (Ableton Live) emerges, its electronic percussion driving the narrative forward. Through meticulous parallel compression, the electronic drums forge a percussive, structured energy, transforming the embers' soft glow into a determined, unstoppable stride.

This version is dedicated to the unsung heroines – the "combattantes" in their everyday lives, igniting an inexorable fire to help us move forward and infuse their life force into the world. Initially inspired by women activists striving for peace and a better society in Yemen, this urban rendition extends its homage to all those who fight against barbarity, both near and far.

While retaining the narrative arc and intense sound design of the original composition, this remix offers a renewed dynamic, fusing the organic with the electronic for a powerful and deeply resonant auditory experience. It's the sound of embers taking on a new, urban glow, carrying a message of courage and persistence.

The original version of "March of Embers" is also available on my page.

Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Point of Basalt using Ableton Live 12 Suite.

Clarity from Chaos.

The March of Embers (Boot Kit Remix)

Midnight Frequency

Underground Lullaby is an immersive Post-Rock narrative from Point of Basalt, inviting listeners on an intimate journey deep within the city's heart – a testament to the powerful force of inner travels.

The track opens by drawing you into an authentic and dense subway soundscape, which gradually evolves into a comforting, containing envelope. This sanctuary allows the external world to fade, enabling the internal landscape to unfold.

This is the story of finding peace and the pure joy of being alive, cradled within the rhythmic embrace of the metro. An immobile journey where the mind travels farthest, emerging lighter, clearer, ready to face the surface for new challenges.

Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Point of Basalt.

Clarity from Chaos.

Underground Lullaby

I Lost My Colour Vision

Stubborn Persistent Illusions

Return, Return Again

Born in the late 70's, I spent my formative years on an island in the Indian Ocean, a melting pot where social and cultural hybridity wasn't just a concept, but the very rhythm of daily life. It was there, in this landscape of contrasts—between the stability of volcanoes and the infinite movement of the ocean—that the foundations of my sonic universe were laid.

From a young age, my first musical education was atmospheric and expansive. Raised on the sonic odysseys of Pink Floyd and the majestic organs of Procol Harum, I developed a deep affinity for the keyboard sounds of the 60s and 70s. This quest for texture found a powerful echo in the monumental synth pads of Jean-Michel Jarre, particularly on an album like Revolutions (1988), which taught me how sound alone can tell a story and build a world. My musical journey began with classical piano, helping me develop a harmonic ear before I turned to the bass, discovering the power of rhythmic foundation.

But an island is also a place of isolation, fertile ground for the fury of adolescence. My discovery of certain music then was brutal and redeeming: the theatrical rock of Alice Cooper, the cathartic heaviness of Obituary, and above all, the shockwave from Seattle. Nirvana's album Nevermind, released in 1991, wasn't just an influence; it became the soundtrack to my high school years, a flash of raw lucidity. It was during this period, as a passionate self-learner, that I picked up the guitar and drums, seeking to replicate and claim that visceral energy for myself.

From this great divide—between the progressive frescoes of my childhood and the raw-nerved dissonance of my adolescence—a central question was born for me: how do opposites coexist? It was in post-rock that I found my ideal refuge. This inherently hybrid genre doesn't force me to choose between the path of sound design, the ethereal keyboard pads in the vein of Pink Floyd, and the raw energy of punk rock. On the contrary, it offers a canvas where these extremes can meet, dialogue, and fuse. This is where hybridity ("métissage") finds its full musical meaning for me, becoming the cornerstone of my approach.

Passionate about the richness and resilience of the human spirit, I place this fusion of opposites at the heart of my music. This is where my project's name, Point of Basalt, reveals its deep meaning. Hybridity, like identity, rests on a fragile, almost unstable equilibrium. The greatest lesson, for me, comes from volcanoes: in the midst of the liquid, chaotic, and unpredictable element, they create platforms of stability. From molten fury, basalt is born—a new, solid, and fertile land that has shaped life for millennia.

My music, Point of Basalt, is that new land. It's a post-rock and ambient exploration where ethereal, reverb-drenched guitars represent the liquid element of memory and emotion. Synth pads lay down an infinite horizon. But from this drift, solid structures always emerge in my work: a propulsive bassline, a relentless crescendo, or a martial rhythm that anchors the chaos. Each track I create is a journey toward that "Point of Basalt": a moment of clarity and peace found not in spite of the whirlwind, but thanks to it. It is the sound map of my mosaic soul, where noise and silence no longer oppose. 
Clarity from chaos...

Arousal

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