Four Horsemen

The feeling of the strings is awesome.
the arrangement of the breaks works with the strings to create more percussion and it is a compliment to the overall feel of the music.
i love it and recommend this!
Keep up the great work.
churst1

Apocalypse is fantastic from the start, warcolour continue to surprise me and although my last review was not so enthusiastic, I think this first track already is a massive success. It's beautiful stuff and captures an ancient essence of the concept of the apocalypse. Kind of close to the roots of its origin and also very apt considering the state of the world today, so also a very modern statement as well. Love it.

Dolor retains that sense of instrumentation and steps it up with a modern percussive layer, with a glissade of voice fading in and out. Exquisite. The counterpoint melody that comes in works very well, when there is the idea at first that it shouldn't but it does. The track progresses well and turns out just brilliantly fine. I think I'm going to listen again to the other album and maybe review it afresh. (Where will it all end?)

Sorrow finishes off this small album, with a wonderful air of the beauty of stringwork with a postmodern slant and it seems to work, for me at least, fantastically well. This is just a totally loveable little album of work. Bring it on, the style is outstanding.

An amazing,artistical, classical done, drumnbass, hiphop, smooth, atmospheric,soundscape of enchanting, rhythmical, string sessions as well. Great musical tracks.