Distressing Listening Experience: "Bela's music provokes discomfort amidst its intensity"

On the 12th of April, South-Korean producer Bela will release his latest work, an avant-garde album titled "Noise and Cries." The album, co-released with the Polish experimental festival Unsound, is set to be a challenging and thought-provoking listen.

"Noise and Cries" is described as extreme and uncomfortable, with abrasive effects and thrashing, idiosyncratic beats. However, it's not just doom and gloom. The album offers moments of respite, as seen in the track 풀이. This piece, a testament to the album's intricate balance of themes, provides a beautiful respite with its ambient, forlorn textures.

The track 풀이 gracefully achieves a balance between struggle, challenges, and resolutions. It continues to demonstrate the diversity of the album, a trait that is further highlighted throughout the record.

The album narrates the precariousness of living on the margins of Seoul, with guttural cries and haunting backgrounds that paint a vivid picture of the artist's experiences. The complexity of "Noise and Cries" is further emphasized in 풀이, a piece of wonderfully-textured art that showcases Bela's innovative approach to music.

Bela, who is associated with Subtext Recordings, has contributed to the album's release. Despite the lack of personal details available in the sources, the anticipation for "Noise and Cries" is palpable. With its unique sound and thought-provoking themes, this album is sure to make a significant impact on the music scene.

So, mark your calendars for the 12th of April. Prepare for an extreme and uncomfortable listen, but also for moments of respite and beautiful artistry. The album "Noise and Cries" is a must-listen for anyone seeking a fresh and innovative musical experience.