Ambrotype Netherlands
After “The Revelations”
Ambrotype set out to make a record that enriches the world’s understanding of
traumatism, its effects on the subconscious, and its manifestations in the conscious. “The Colors of Darkness” are collections of surrealist sonic journeys that explore the craziness, lucidity, blissfulness, and kaleidoscopic states of perception that have been lived in a universal consciousness.
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