Marasme (06.11.2007)

I just have nothing to say but "wow" and "awesome!"

High quality! Very creative! Thank you for sharing!

Obviously a very popular little album and generally very well liked from what I can read of the reviews, after the first few tracks I can happily concur. However, this I will say, why so many reviews in one place and not in other, at least equally deserving places.

This album has a lot of assets, but that's not unusual. Perhaps, it's a marketing drive that unfortunately falls short because we cannot view historically, i.e. the following pages after the first ten (seemingly selected at random) are not visible. Having said, that I'm here after all to be lost in the databases somewhere being assailed by those interminable 'bugs'!-)

To be fair, it has a certain air about it, but even then that is not unheard of elsewhere, so I'm still puzzled over the popularity. That implies, in terms of traffic, a busy junction, and if so, there must be a reason. It's well-produced, varied, slightly unusual and alternative, which is all fine and brilliant. But it still doesn't satisfy my inveterate curiosity as to exactly why.

I don't mean to infer that it's not deserving of heaps of praise, it is. Where people other than I see 'complex minimalism', I see postmodernism. It has a sense of things once past but with an eye to the future of what musical expression can achieve. What can one say but, well done. Nice work.

All tracks are admirably constructed and filled wonderfully well. Freedom is definitely an ace in the pack, but in a run of aces, so a good hand. Well done, with your successful popularity and thanks for the listen.

I think some songs are a little off; repetetive maybe, until you keep listening and they develop into something more, but on the whole I love this.


I love dark music, moody music and as a film maker I especially love emotive music that tells a story,and these songs speak an eternity of to me.
My imagination runs wild and my heart beats through my chest.

Brill.