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Thank you for your voice, for your songs, amazing and exciting. I've never heard any other album as many times in a week as your during last 30 years :-)

PlayPlay
11/05/08

Songs have atmosphere and sound is very clear, your voice is very likable. I am looking forward to your next work.

PlayPlay

English : Hey guys you're just awesome! You know what? If you don't necessarily need to, then I need you to grow up and become known so that people can eventually have more and more good music to listen to!

French : Hey les gars vous etes vraiment enormes! Vous savez quoi? Si ce n'est pas forcement ce que vous cherchez, alors j'ai besoin que vous vous fassiez connaitre histoire que les gens aient, au final, de plus en plus de bonne musique a ecouter!

PlayPlay

Bardzo relaksujące, spokojne utwory - Idealne do rozmarzania i zanurzania się w myślach lub wpatrywania w spoadające liście w jesienny wieczór :)

Polecam

PlayPlay
11/05/08

The first thing that is realized before you is an elegant Tibetian soundscape. The elegance of this illusion begins to slowly shatter as mechanized bird sounds and demented laughing starts to creep in. So alright, it's an insane asylum built on a scenic mountain location. Almost as good, right? In the next scene wild birdlife, mechanical "sitra" and soft church organs create a morbid but peaceful mood. Improvised, looped "folk" singing. Insane visions must not be far off from this point, and then you may join the rest of us...

In every segment there's always something off. An instrument plays off-key, the singing sounds nonsensical, birds sound a bit TOO lively. Combination of these soft new age sounds and disturbing sense of something being crooked behind the scenes create a formidable "new age horror" mood. Though the music is not optimal, it's got a quaint charm to it and potential to impress. Recommendable.

PlayPlay

Distorted sounds, monotonous beat, constant singing about something you can't make one word sense out of. It's memorable, though not in the positive way. It's harshly minimalistic and will hurt your ears. A part of me is impressed and would like to give it a good score. It indeed achieves something not nearly every release does. Another part of me just wishes it to end and would rather give it a bad placeholder score so that I could stop thinking about it. The good side of my nature won and the end result is this relatively high score.

PlayPlay

Lucho Rueda un excelente musico Ecuatoriano, coherente con lo que hace. Yo Lucho y lo demas Rueda es un muy buen trabajo con una excelente musicalización y letras muy bien elaboradas, muy recomendable!!!

PlayPlay
11/05/08

Electronic music (trip hop?) with a strong ambience. Uncannily reminds me of Tiamat's Wildhoney, possibly because of the nature sounds. Has strange, completely unintelligible vocals. Sort of fragmented inside, though it seems to be a part of the "concept". There's something strange going on with the mix, having clicks and fuzz and other oddities in, but it seems they too are intented as a part of the whole.

First the mood is of an impossibly lush jungle. Then the concept switches to a sort of "twisted radio station" with bizarre takes on popular music genres. The effect is drugging, nauseating, but nice. At the end we enter a collapsing sphere of distorted guitar-esque instruments and mystical bells. My overall impression was: slightly haphazard but makes up for it by utilizing the randomness for conceptual purposes. Also the mood is amazing. Worth the experience.

PlayPlay

Vast amplitude of emotions has always been a trademark of Frithjof's music, and in this album it finally comes with good sound quality!
Proficient technique, sensitive touch, blue jazzy mood - it's all here, what else can a man ask for?

PlayPlay

I don't know what I could say that would say it better than the review above, but I had to write a review anyway.

Awesome demo

Ben's blend of soul-full vocals and flawless guitar, mixed with his ability to write beautiful lyrics, makes this album hard to believe that its free.

This is the kind of release that manages to whet your appetite for what's next.

Let's just hope that Ben Hammond doesn't keep us waiting too long...

 

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