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Reviewed
by: Darklight
What
is given here is what I like to call sound art. It's not actually music,
but instead various electronic and organic sound effects, keyboard melodies
and drum beats combined to make ambient/experimental soundscapes. Everything
is rather dreary, dark and cold and plays at a very slow and mellow
pace. It reminds me of music you would hear in a television show, classic
cartoon, or movie when they create mood and suspense. I can't really
understand it's appeal just listening to it on its own as it seems like
it should be placed into TV or film. I guess some just like to play
this for the atmosphere it creates. I personally don't get anything
from it myself and find it rather difficult to actually listen to. Everything
here sounds basically the same never really changing much from track
to track. I really am not able to tell when one track has ended and
the next has begun in a lot of cases. This makes the album seem as if
only one song plays from start to finish. If you like ambient/experimental
music that is very artistic you will like this album.
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