Superlative . . . Awesome!!!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)orangeupurple • 2010-07-03 04:21:20
OK - OK I get excited over anything from always the best . . . brought to you by . . .Tunguska Electronic Music Society . . . already I'm in heaven!!! And I just started listening. . .
Max Loginov - "Thing" AaahH . . . where did all my stress go . . . who cares anyway?
. . .And Olga Scotland is here with Kaan Kaerede in "Shepherd's Wind," (always so happy to see familiar favorites) . . . loved the mouth harp in this one; and the happy sprightly dance feel . . . like being in a sunny meadow in the middle of a forest . . . dancing.
And then . . . I almost died from joy when I heard the delightful spirit voice in Alex Venge's "Talking with soul" so very dream-like, heart-breakingly beautiful, with such a mystical flute and exotic sounds to accomplish a mysterious banishment of all heart-heaviness. Whew!
EXIT project did an excellent tribal/techno/trance in "Opium" a nicely complicated song but with a strong excellent beat which made you move (if you were alive that is).
Oh - my that "Deranged" by Fox . . . just blew me away . . . dynamic, exhausting, on the edge of industrial but with an underlying melody riding through the waves of power and exploding percussion and a surprising vocal.
And Olga Scotland's "Butterfly" evokes memories of beautiful classics and distant reveries of beautiful places, adventure and travel.
And there was more . . . and this listener did rejoice . .. although 65 minutes of this excellent music will make her run out of her superlative describing words . . . so:
Tunguska albums are always high quality music and always reliable, enjoyable, beautiful, and always my favorites . . . ah - be still my happy heart, more albums of theirs to explore . . .. I'm off . . ..
M^^W
PEACE
