Good job ! This album is dedicated to Kraftwerk! Representative of what it announces, magnet cold and alive, this album want to be more succeeds and more complete. I will move towards old album to listen to the difference! Cheer

This album is pretty relaxed for the most part. If you like chill electronica you should try this album out. It has some decent vocals, something that most of the electronica albums on Jamendo do not have. Good beats, vocals, and solid basslines are what make this album what it is. Nice job Vate.

pues eso que está bueno

Le mixage mastering m'a d'abord retenu (c'est très propre, rien à dire). Ensuite les compositions en elles même ravivent mes heures à passer à écouter quelques grands de l'electro. Du tout bon. (en fait je ne verse pas dans l'éloge outrancière car je jalouse la maîtrise technique;-) Avec sympathie ReeBow

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Un sonido muy bueno, "electrizante".

Turismo brilliant, I can see the comparison made elsewhere with the new Tour de France completely. Orient Stress is simply wonderful. Mundo Libre continues the adept skill with which this album appears to have been put together with. Totally recommended already and I'm only on the third track, though admittedly working my way backwards through the Vate repertoire for some reason. I try my best. This third track reminds me of Kraftwerk, and is a tribute not only in name but style. Beautiful stuff that dreams are made of. Hertz is right on my wavelength, though this album has foxed me a couple of times when I have tried to listen and review, something else has turned up to distract and deflect me from my quest. I have a lot to listen to, with just this artist. Anyway, so far so good. Info gets off to a good start, I like it (not having heard the earlier Aeronautica, so not seeing any similarities), and am enjoying the consistency of the force majeure. What Watt is, is what all electronic music should be, and herein is, and that is dynamic. Electronics are about the manipulation of energy into soundwaves through appropriate instrumentation, which appears to be well handled and organised in this album, which remains bright throughout it seems. Amper starts with an apocalyptic boom and engenders a world where only the machines remain. Nice soundscape. Bleeping ambience. The title track, seems to continue the ambient nature of the previous track, but now it's post-apocalyptic resurrection. The amp growing into the volt and so on upwards to the point of symbiosis perhaps. Yo soy maquina seems quite desolate, as if the last hope for humanity has faded. Great album.

This is real great elektro music. Like the old Kraftwerk with the darkness of Front Line Assembly. A tribute without getting too nostalgic. "Volt" is my favorite track, but each track has something special. Love it.

lcos!

buon lavoro