Finally. More than eight years after Diorama, Dominik Eulberg releases his long awaited fifth studio album Mannigfaltig. With twelve elaborate pieces of music, he creates a burning plea to preserve the breathtaking biodiversity of nature and at the same time warns of the threat posed to it by humans. It is a detailed record that demands close listening and showcases Eulberg's considerable synth craft, with drawn out pads and delicate keys laid over undulating rhythms that slowly take you through a wide range of emotions. Elements of ambient, downtempo, electronica, pop and minimal are infused with the sounds of nature, a choral sense of musicality and wistful air of grace across all the majestically composed pieces01 / A1 Eintagsfliege02 / A2 Zweibrütiger Scheckenfalter03 / B1 Dreizehenspecht04 / B2 Vierfleck05 / C1 Fünffleck-Widderchen06 / C2 Sechslinien-Bodeneule07 / D1 Siebenschläfer08 / D2 Goldene Acht09 / E1 Neuntöter10 / E2 Zehnpunkt-Marienkäfer11 / F1 Elfenbein-Flechtenbär12 / F2 Zwölfpunkt-Spargelkäfer
