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About this album
Tryad is one of the world's first 'virtual bands.'
Born of Creative Commons and opsound.org, the members of Tryad :: vavrek, arna, rjmarshall, John Holowach, and emma meet and create music entirely over the internet.
During 2005, for over nine months they collaborated, all without having ever spoken to each other (only e-mailed), and produced a strikingly original work.
Combining elements of trip-hop, alt. rock, classical instrumentation, and electronica, Public Domain breaks the mold of what you'd expect.
From the hard-thumping bass, drums, and chorus of "The Final Rewind," to the mellow, drifting sixties beat of "Peace On Earth (Same Place)," to the stinging madness of "Dance of the Urbanite," there's something here for everyone to appreciate.
Bands and artists like Portishead, Depeche Mode, Rob Dougan, The Beatles, Moby, Massive Attack, and many others mish-mash together in this profound audio journey...
Reviews for "Public Domain"
379 reviews
Sa ira loin
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/19/08 2:13 PM
Très bon album comme bocoup de gens disent.
Mais qaund j'écoute a certain moments, je croi écouté du éra!(?)
Bonne continuation!
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• 5/23/06 10:00 PM
interesting, listenable
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 5/30/06 8:30 AM
I like it, good ambient music, not too electronic-sounding, engaging when you listen carefully but not so energetic as to demand your full attention if you're trying to do something else like drive a car (or write a review ;)). I don't know what I'd think of a physical CD that sounded like this but as a free download (one of my first from Jamendo) I'm very happy and I will send a donation. Also I like the title.
Interessanter Stilmix
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/8/09 8:26 PM
Eine höchst interessante Musik mit Stilelementen von Portishead und Depeche Mode, die sich wirklich hören lassen kann * Ich bin durch Zufall auf dieses Album gestoßen und echt begeistert * Top Produktion mit sehr abwechslungsreichen Tracks
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• 5/3/06 10:10 AM
splendide, merveilleux
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 5/9/06 10:08 AM
agréable, reposant...
One of the best
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 7/27/07 12:27 PM
Tryad is for jamendo as Aphex Twin for Warp or Mudhoney for Sub-pop so it’s really hard to review this record and to fully grasp the meaning of Tryad music. First of all, it’s an essence of creativity available through the Net. Few people living in a completely differents parts of globe make music and then gives it away for free. That’s the future of music, nothing more to say.
Tryad is futuristic not only in its perception of music distribution, but also in its sound. The industrial pop of the group comprises of keyboard piano, heavy usage of samples and deeply reverbed vocals. The electronic beats links everything together, sometimes constructing the whole tunes, as for example in ‘Beat Into Submission’. The whole record is really professional, but my favourite songs are: very neat (and amusing) Intro and Outro, Peace on Earth – surprisingly hippie tune with acoustic guitars mixed with electronica, My Piano Sings – Great vocals with moving, setimental keyboard piano loop, and Dance of the Urbanite – with exceptional strings supported by electronic sound. Of course, there are some compositions that I would treat as fillers, Sampling Memory, for example. Just to similar to other tunes too be taken seriously as a fully developed song. It doesn’t diminish the entire record as one of the finest to be found on Jamendo.
Cover is cool, very representative and I suppose the most popular of all jamendo records, so I won’t go into details.
Watching them life would be a must.
Taking all under the consideration it’s 9, because, in my humble opinion, few songs are unnnecessary. If I were Tryad I would make the exceptionally good, such as Our Lives Change longer and skip few less interesting (for example Star Guide).
My regards and respekto!
Ausgezeichnet
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/14/11 2:18 PM
fantastic album, very fascinating and Proffesionell.I like it very much.such a good album have long not heard, except mine :-)
