Vorstellung auf www.optique.de/ccnews.de/www.bobblespace.de: Judgment Day von Turmoil Und so etwas am frühen Morgen - zz. Da möchte man doch glatt lieber Zuhause bleiben und seine Gedanken rumspinnen lassen. Der Name “Judgment Day” trifft es genau, was einem beim Anhören des Albums so alles durch den Kopf fliegt. Avantgardistisch, sehr schräg, selbst der Rhythmus fliegt teilweise recht unkoordiniert durch die Gegend. - Aber manchmal mag ich so etwas *GRINS* Ein echter Genuss zum Filme schieben und um geistig in anderen Welten zu wandeln. Aber garantiert nicht das Richtige für einen Dienstag Morgen, an dem ich arbeiten muss! Egal, ich schreib ja eh erst am Abend weiter, weil ich jetzt los muss. Das Album hat nur 3 Songs, doch von diesen ist keiner unter sieben Minuten, sodass das Klangexperiment auch richtig wirken kann. 3 Songs, 3 Parts of Judgment Day, alle guten Dinge sind drei - sagt man doch so, oder? So, mal wieder genug geredet. Jetzt ist nur noch zu hoffen, dass bald jemand dieses Album seedet, damit ich es zu meiner Sammlung auch herunterladen kann, bis dahin könnt ihr es ja auch online hören so wie ich.

A strangely appropriate start, it's perfect and it matches my situation perfectly. Slow, relatively low-key to begin with a lovely sense of isolated desolation, although that's obviously only my listeners interpretation. I live a life in turmoil and I like this artist more each time I hear their wonderful audio creations. They encapsulate the wasteland of my life and history (all I have is close family and a handful of friends through Jamendo). Sad eh? True. If you want to make my day and change my view, go for it. I am already damned to hell for sure and people intuitively don't invest themselves into those already lost. I met a gypsy a few years ago, he has sadly passed away since, but he was a wonderful man, called Gordie by his friends. When he met me he looked in my eyes and said, 'You are lost aren't you'. Maybe I always will be in this life but in the meantime I find some semblance of bearing with gorgeous, profound music, like this album is presenting me with. Judgement Day will come with its finality eventually, for us all, but there are also more superficial experiences that occur for some of us, on the way to the very final day. Preparation perhaps. Maybe that's something Turmoil could sense. It would be nice to know, but I'm prepared to hear nothing from anyone. Maybe I'm a reincarnated heretic, which would add up and explain a lot. I'm a heretic now anyway. And towards the end of Part 2 the voices are heard, as I hear them every day of my life as they filter through the veil. Part 3 is getting down to the serious business of sorting the wheat from the chaff. More assertive, more serious. More active, the first two parts have just been warming you up for the grand finale, where the truth will prove the direction for each soul, before they've even found the money for the ferryman to cross the river, to the other side. What awaits, perhaps you will find yourself back on the same shoreline, bound to a boundary as your eternal bondage. There are so many figurative interpretations I could go on for hours. This captures an essence extremely well. Was that a door closing at the end? Seems so. Nice soundscaping, thanks for sharing.