Soundtracks for non-existing movies

”Disturbing and powerful sonic landscapes. Not only to be listened, Resilient is an album to live and feel intensely”

82%

“Highly convincing debut album and quickly addictive. Classy.”

8/10

“Erdh […] shows its own personality. ‘Resilient’ develops an aesthetic of torment, layering an heroic and overdrived fire over a digital and introspective coldness. An atypical release with an inner captivating force.”

8/10

“Never Heard […] Complex and disturbing is this first album. But intelligent, surprising and brilliant it is too. […] The nightmare atmosphere that reigns on ‘Resilient’ is not to be taken lightly: it tortures the spirit, messes the known facts, sometimes losing ground but god it’s good!”

8.5/10

“The atmospheric & captivating music of ERDH is above all else music for devotional listening and letting yourself drift.
[…] An interesting endeavour for people who greatly value atmosphere.
[…] extremely professionally digipak” –

10/15

“The debut album is a master stroke. Nonchalantly, it’s almost perfection.”

“This debut is proving treasures of experimentations that turn fascinating, intriguing and paralyzing.
[…] ‘Resilient’ exudes a dark majesty, an aura with strong magnetism.”

“There are ups and downs, and a real sense of having been on an emotional rollercoaster.
As pretentious as that sounds, when listened through start to end, that is what ERDH has created.
A cinematic masterpiece worthy of backing up any number of Hollywood releases, ‘Resilient’ really needs to be listened to all the way through to be truly appreciated.”

9 stars ouf of 10

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ERDH develops its own musical codes in a very avant-gardist and personal music […]
With top-notch production, ERDH signs with ‘Resilient’ a quite remarkable first effort.
ERDH’s “Cinematic Metal” is quite unique and requires some effort to adapt and many listenings to grasp its essence.

15.5 / 20

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“This album developing multiple ambiences […] will delight fans of unhealthy urban and industrial soundscapes.
A soundtrack for an inner Apocalypse, a pure modern spleen.”

7.5 out of 10

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“The atmosphere is disturbing, captivating.
[…] Erdh signs a mysterious and surprising debut”

17/20

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“Erdh […] able to compete with the best dark bands in Europe. […]
Do not spoil our pleasure to hear a band like Erdh that stands out in a metal scene became moribund and drivelling.”

4 out of 5

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“An album made of very nice tracks, written and arranged with grace and an attitude, mixing modern ideas and well known references, to achieve evolved sonic dimensions.”

8 out of 10

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“Almost naturally, “Resilient” touches the heavens “

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“The oil is cold, it spreads methodically and its borders are unpredictable.
Forget about uni-vocality: in a dark introspective space, the sound is robot-like and mouths a threat, the origin and outcome of which remain mysterious.”

4 out of 5

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“The french branch of the gothic alchemy comes with a new formula for calculating the density of darkness.[…]
ERDH use the most powerful weapon of goth to create a mood that is tumbling basic motives into an aberration, then managed to mix a variety of ingredients in the new alchemical formula.”

9 out of 10

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‘Resilient’ moves you, it is beautiful, cold, creepy, disturbing and carries a melancholy à la Paradise Lost […] Erdh enters the main league, “Resilient” is stunning. […] For fans of cold ambiences and adventurous music lovers.

16/20

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“Erdh’s first album is a great success, where we discover a duo of musicians in top form. […] It is a great pleasure to dive and plunge into the dark, disturbing, and almost unhealthy. atmospheres […] Resilient makes a reference in a long hoped for discography “

9 out of 10

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