Alsonor album Black Dome stands as a sonic meditation on a world obscured by human darkness, where the quest for power and domination leads to the destruction of civilizations and technologies created for destruction. Amid this constant tension between control and despair, Alsonor explores the emotional weight of an overturned hourglass, a symbol of time crumbling under the pressure of our own choices.

His musical approach conveys this lucid melancholy the dark, industrial textures drawn from his vintage synthesizers, notably the Polivoks with its metallic black finish, sculpt a dense, cold universe, while the use of the legendary Synclavier lends a depth of emerging human light.

Through Black Dome, the artist exposes the decay of a world while letting glimmers of hope shine through a fragile survival instinct amidst globalized sadness. Between apocalypse and resilience, his music becomes a sonic mirror of our era a black dome resonating with the breath of humanity.