Cosmic Lullabies

Wonderful!!!!!

Ambient with big A. Not falling into the general new-age type easy listening, these soundscapes rise from the depths of the cosmos, bringing stardust and starlight alongside. The listener is sent on a journey through deep waters and cold emptiness of space. The sounds and engineering is sublime and atmospheres are woven together with accuracy and vision. I enjoyed the piano improvisation a lot also, brought welcome extra layer to the mix. Excellent work overall.

There's lot of Serrie, Eno and Jarre here, but in deep slumber, as if they were in cryo sleep.

Bell Meditation and Andromeda were similar, which suited me fine as they were incredible. I relaxed on the floor and was on the verge of a dreamlike state as my mind ventured deep into my subconcious. Neptune was also very good, but with a slightly different feel because of the piano, but still an excellent piece. I couldn't get my young children to appreciate the powerful simplicity of the pieces though. Y'know kids, can't keep still for more than a minute.

Like KraftiM says, there is little to be said, other than sit back and enjoy. Any analysis has been done by the artists involved. Bell Meditation is perfect, cosmic campanology, strangely a bell often calls me through the veil, either that or a knock. Neptune is wonderfully constructed with lovely excerpts of piano. There is a certitude with Doc and Lena's music, that I think is quite rare and obviously a good combination. Andromeda is a beautifully resonating track.

What I will say, and I might be completely off the mark, but the deeper bell ringing in Bell Meditation almost sounded as they were underwater. Neptune was a god of the sea, and mythologically Andromeda was sacrificed to the sea. Even the elements of the constellation refer constantly to the sea. I know it's a mixture of Greek and Roman mythology, but it sprang to mind. Very emotional element, water. Very good music, Doc and Lena. Thanks.

Keep on working buddy, this is wonderful, highly intelligent music. This is the sound i'm looking for!