- I get influenced by album art easily, but InOrbit really does sound like a cosmic orrery, with celesitial bodies majestically dancing around each other. - DevourerOfWorlds has more of a dark ambient atmosphere. A good piece on itself, but it's too much a departure from the glory that's InOrbit for my taste. - DrowningInTheSun is the album's highlight. No need to describe, just listen. And again, again and again. The name is spot-on. - Stardance doesn't do much for me, sadly. - DistantVoid, however, makes up for it. Reminds me of the best moments on Eno's Apollo (one of my all-time favorite ambient albums). Regarding the concept: although it's done before, space remains a fascinating topic that's not easy to pull off without sounding cliché. This album pulls it off. This would be flawless if it were not for Stardance and, in a lesser extent, Devourer.

As you listen you feel like a astronaut in space, outside the spaceship, hearing every little sound around you magnified and intense in sweet, surround sounding ambient, new age, spacey, atmospheric, dreamy, music.

Un album d'ambient, très atmosphérique mais un peu déconcertant voire déroutant. L'artiste y explore plusieurs pistes sans véritable fil conducteur. Les deux premiers morceaux sont un peu mystique, surtout le second avec son orgue d'église très planant. Les trois morceaux suivants sont complètement différents, le troisième très réussi, très spatial, cosmique, le 4 de même facture mais un peu moins convaincant et le 5.Honnêtement, les deux premières pistes m'ont un peu déconcertées parce qu'elles tranchent incroyablement avec le reste. Cela dit, un album intéressant.