Home
Music Exile  974 CDs and 579 bands reviewed
Crossed Wires the net's weirdest and coolest sites
Night Gallery dark art and dark souls
Humor some chuckles and more
Message Forums --offline--
Contact find out where to send CD submissions and email
Get WIW Gear help promote us by buying our shit
Brainscan

EPSILON MINUS

Album: "And So It Begins"
Label: n/a (2001)
Style: Electro-pop
Songs: 11

B
 

Reviewed by: Darklight

Epsilon Minus is the electro-pop duo of Jennifer Parkin (vocals) and Bogart Shwadchuck (electronics). What they deliver on this CD are clean and polished upbeat electro-pop tunes with dance energy and beautiful angelic female vocals. This is definitely a talented duo that deliver some great catchy tunes here.

The music is pure electro with nicely layered programming and driving beats over enchanting melodies. Jennifer has a nice sweet appealing voice that sings with great range and melody along with the music perfectly.

The overall music is a mixture of EBM and synth-pop. It has the energetic dance floor pace of EBM with the soothing atmospheres of synth-pop. It’s a great combination that makes these songs grab you right from the start and keep you entertained while they flow.

This isn’t strictly a dance album as there are some slower, darker, moodier tracks as well that sound almost like darkwave. So this band does do an excellent job of delivering a good helping of variety. Basically, you get some hyper energetic club hits as well as some more somber emotional songs to keep things varied.

I don’t really have anything to complain about here. I guess my only nitpick would be that the band doesn’t sound very original as there are quite a lot of electro-pop bands out there with female vocals. But Epsilon Minus definitely stands out with some great songs to be enjoyed. There’s not a disappointing song in the bunch, and each one is entertaining to listen to often.

 

 



Home
| FAQ | Report a Bad Link | Privacy Policy | Contact Us
Wrapped In Wire and all content are ©1997 - 2007,
Spore Productions