Hyro is an experimental music trio comprised of László Hortobágyi (”Music & Mixology”), Mihály Rácz (”tapestry of the kaleidoscopic-astral triggering sound”), and Ferenc Broder (”geometric hallucionegic loops”). I would like to give you more specifics on the instrumentation but the above quotes from the album gives us the only hint on what creates these vibrant and hypnotic soundscape. Even the descriptions of the songs are mysterious. “Metatech” is described as “the hacker-Yoga enter to the Gate of the gothic-sceleton monster’s throat”. The sound borders between ambient techno and experimental industrial. With five tracks, each being over ten minutes, there is plenty of time for this creative trio to explore the beat and tones they so effortlessly put into play. The previously mentioned “Metatech” is mostly industrial while the other four tracks exhibits the world music influence that Hortobágyi is best known for. “Mahazid” fills a beautiful chorale piece with scintillating disco beats while the opening track, “Hinhub”, is a tapestry of techno and world rhythm as is the closing track “Ghanim”. Sizen Siniedo is a fascinating journey into a mesmerizing landscape of sampling, electronics, and musicianship.

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