Whatever you like more or less the musical content per si (I liked it enough!)...there is a world that is truly created with this album. And for those who love the "accordion more by itself", this album will probably score a bit higher!

Overall, this is quite an entertaining album. The accordian is a very distinct instrument and tends to have strong connotations when heard. Here that aspect is covered and, with the addition of other sound sources (as with any instrument), manages to extend its capability. However, a spade is a spade, and if you do not like the unique sound of the accordian, I dare say you will not care much for this manner of creativity. As has been mentioned, track length may be an issue here and there. The shorter experiments working more easily for the most part, though an admirable achievement nonetheless. Interesting and refreshingly different.

Well this is a very good album, lots of melody and complex songs, experimental noise all along with the Cerebral Pain's carachteristic traditional folk from Portugal. It has lots of great influences and that can be heard on his work. Unfortunately I think it has some negative points. One is that it can be a bit repetitive because of the acordion in all songs, but in this album we can hear flute and piano too, which is very refreshing. The other is that the songs are way too big, but they are big because the melodies repeat over and over and it can tire the ears a little bit, but the melodies are good so don't worry about it. Its a great opurtunity to hear something different and unusual!