Reviews

'Invaded' was my favourite track, with its jazzy saxophone soloing and 7/8 time. Great stuff! The rest of the music had a dreamy ambiance--tasty.

Wow, what an impressive composition!

I liked your 5th concerto already a lot, but on first and second listening this new one sounds even better. Again I am reminded of Shostakovich in a very positive way: like his piano concertos, your music is also intelligent, smart and ambivalent: serious and humorous, dark and light at the same time.

The piano score with its surprising twists and evolving story lines is fabulous and soulful. The dominant role of percussion on the orchestral side creates military parade or battle drama type associations, symbolizing powerful external forces and conditions to be faced by the brave even if bewildered individual soul as expressed through the piano. Like with any good music there is really no need for too explicit interpretations as the magical language of music communicates whatever information it needs to communicate.

The electronic orchestration is good enough to provide a pleasant listening experience, but as I said already about your previous work, music of this quality would really deserve to be played by a real symphonic orchestra with all of its expressive potential and rich, nuanced sound. I hope some orchestra will eventually find your music and perform and record it!

Excellent work, monsieur Coedes!

Really enjoyed this work of poetry very much. The voice and words, so full of emotion. My favorite is the last piece, Meridians of Culture. Such a perfect choice of music to fit the poetry and voice. Great job Brenda !! Beautiful artwork also. !

Its was'nt too oriental. Its more like classic industrial rock. First song Punish is great, melody is cool but its not oriental at all. Second song blinded and third song see you in hell had a oriental style percussion and melody. And i like flute melody on blinded. maybe mistake is only on music genre, you need to add more oriental sound and melody if want to call it oriental. but if you want to keep like this, you should change the music genre.

Such a culmination of instrumental styles I've not seen since the days of Larry Fast & Synergy!
Each song inspired, each song different in intent and orchestration, and yet fitting together!
Zero Project is definately inline for greatness! We all should be thankful that this work has been placed here for our aural enjoyment. Thank you ever so much for doing that for us!