Hello This is a great album full of unearthly sounds and mellow pads and voices makes you feel like you floating on a cloud or through a dream...

Un album dal titolo affascinante. Tre brani intensi e molto diversi tra loro. Una caratteristica però li rende comuni. Il mistero del tempo viene incontro a te e la sua inconsistenza e illusione può lasciare il posto ad una profonda esperienza. "Orgasmic interludes" è fantastica(10). La sua progressione, inviluppo ti fa sentire dentro una dimensione di assenza di peso e voli via. E' anche molto morbido. Veramente un grande brano. In esso c'è l'intensità della pura luce del primo Bardo Todol. Mi ha ricordato l'immagine di Huxley quando dice << è come se vedessi ogni cosa per la prima volta >>. "Timeless" inizialmente ha il piacere del risveglio e del nuovo. Poi prosegue in modo ipnotico, a tratti anche ripetitivo, ma è interessante ed il finale è pure bello. Richiede abbandono e completa attenzione(8). Per me la melodia in background può stancare. Tuttavia descrivere il senza tempo non è una cosa semplice! "Variations in action" è piacevole, fresca e dinamica. Un movimento, uno sguardo nei confronti di tutto ciò che è intorno a noi. Come lo farebbe un bimbo o un uomo che è andato oltre il tempo(10). Questa recensione è anche qui: http://suonolibero.wordpress.com/2008/12/15/softspace-end-of-the-begining-oltre-il-tempo-linizio-e-la-fine-over-time-the-beginning-is-the-end/ An album entitled fascinating. Three songs intense and very different. But one feature makes them common. The mystery of the time comes to meet you, and his inconsistency and illusion can give way to a profound experience. "Orgasmic interludes" is fantastic(10). His progression, enveloping makes you feel inside dimension of weightlessness and fly away. It's also very soft. Truly a great song. It's the intensity of pure light of the first Bard Todol. I recalled the image of Huxley when he says << It's as if every thing seeing for the first time >>. "Timeless" initially had the pleasure of awakening and the new. Then continue as hypnotic, sometimes even repetitive, but it is interesting and the final is also beautiful. Requires full attention and surrender(8). For me the melody in the background may tire. However describe the timeless is not a simple thing! "Variations in action" is pleasant, cool and dynamic. A movement, a gaze towards all that is around us. How would the child or a man who went over time (10).

If the Orgasmic Interludes are anything to go by, the sex must have been mind-blowing! Excellent control and balance throughout, maintaining a grip on your attention, but don't forget this is just the foreplay. I appreciate that the 'key' is in contemplation, but part of my contemplating involves analysis of some manner and my gaining control of conscious streams, rather than subconscious. Conversely, that means that a small element of my analysis is contemplative, even if that means just a few seconds, minutes, and hour, it is better than none at all. This is my relaxation... Timeless is a big space to fill, conceptually and musically, whatever, it's a high bar potentially. It has a nice, confident and powerful ambience to it, seeming to build slowly and surely. There are twists and turns as every dimensionality is available to exploitation simultaneously and to the extent of infinity. Like I find with Caustic Reverie, the movement and structure of the track is bigger than the track itself, because it has to take a final form somehow in order to be transmitted/expressed. What I call it's 'allocative form', but this is then copied to my memory which is where I subconsciously continue with it for eternity in some parallel universe somewhere, after some paradigmatic shift of existence. It might pop up in a dream some time in the future? Actually, and this would come as no surprise, I could have dreamt this already through a collective consciousness of the creative commons. Or is it just that those star formations on the cover seem vaguely familiar (is that Sagittarius)? Either way, nice exploration of me there methinks here. Then there is Variations in Action, and they are indeed, sometimes with a nice traditional feel to it (70s/80s). As a track I love it completely, the tone, the easy pace, the layers of melody mixed so deftly. All in all, a bloody good album. Thanks.