For an experimentation, the new album of Danishmendt is unusually cohesive. In contrast to their first full-length which often exhibits the drive of Sludge, "Un Passe Aride" unfolds like various relations between the sharp contours of Blackened Doom and the channels of Ambient and Noise. As Danishmendt's commercial name (Architect of Noise) suggests, harsh and hypnotic sonic axes and orbits join in for seven compositions and a relatively short break of non-metal sojourn. On behalf of culmination, the pressure of occasional intense riffs, hoarse vocal and restrained rhythm section is fundamental. Sounds of cold desolation in a forgotten industrial sight or pulsating electronics shine through. To describe how such effects precede, subside under or suffuse the heavier structural peaks throughout the album is to highlight the full force of the band.