1 Sep 2009 02:12
[August Album]Silver II
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2009-09-01 00:12:14 GMT
2009-09-01 00:12:14 GMT
http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/50656 http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/50656 Track-by-track review Nightmare being relevantly distorted in amongst the somnabulistic wanderings of the human subconscious. Esc would be a handy key to have available in some dreamstates. I quite liked that as an intro. Once the right key is pressed we may have The Pleasure of Awakening. That, if nightmares were apparent, would be a relief. Though we perhaps should not assume that even so, waking might not be the best option. However, all that aside, the track is pretty optimistic and bright. Endow Yourself, an interesting proposition. The idea I suspect would be easier than realising the reality of such gratuitousness. Again, the track has a positive air for the most part. OCD sounds so familiar, something about the basic melody of it. In some ways the track may mimic the internal functioning (or malfunctioning) of the cerebral nerve net. Makes me think of Lady MacBeth! Classic case. Piano graces the ears, with the onset of Buddha Bar. Such serenity seems unlikely in any of the bars I have encountered, though it is a nice feeling all the same. I am more inclined to envisage a river-side inn, sat watching a sunset. Smkjpp Window Watcher has a lovely start, which settles into a fairly large, flowing expression in electronic form. Seems to be a well controlled emission of creative energy. Pain, as a musical concept, almost seems out of place, as this has been so far, a mostly positive experience. However, a quick look at the tracklist proves that there is quite a lot of ideas covered, positive and potentially negative. Some sort of equilibrium? Pain is a big issue for many people and takes many guises. Here there is perhaps an infolding, searching for an(Continue reading)
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