Switters

A superb album, I love it!

But. (hehe, there's always a "but" or even "however"), I only have one remark that I obviously haven't taken into account when deciding on the rating :)

There seems to be some serious clipping going on in the track "Love Is Invincible (Piano Version)" - at least on my comp. I'll also listen to the tracks on my hi-fi when my wife and neighbours let me get away with it, and perhaps report back :) As far as my experience goes, clipping is terribly easy to achieve with piano samples, so maybe it's even really there. Technicalities: I use a RME HDSPe AIO card and Sennheiser HD650 headphones when I'm not able to fire up the monitors and pester the neighbours (which, sadly, is most of the time) :)) The mixer shows the signal should be fine, so nothing in the red there, plus most other tracks are squeaky clean (everything except No Weep, which also seems to have problems).

So, No Weep... My headphones also show some clipping at approximately 4:13 (at the point where the piano chord hits - once again, the piano seems to be the culprit).

Wow, I love Two Worlds! Awesome. I absolutely adore the guitar and drums.

Love Is Invincible is great in terms of melody and harmonies. Both versions, of course, despite the potential clipping in the piano version :))

4 Just One Day - superb. Love all the guitars, the very disciplined bass, the mood, synths, everything. Hats off. And whenever this track touches a major chord, there seems to be a purpose to it :D

The Darkest Night: epic.

Electric: wow.

New Hope: great atmosphere, love the nylon (acoustic?) guitar. Niiiiice.

Sunrise At Noon: Once upon a time Frank Zappa asked the terribly complicated question: does humour belong in music? I think it does - if it can be understood. And this bluegrass tune does the trick for me :D

Great, definitely worth listening to if you're into jazzy tunes!
Beautiful compositions, neat synth sounds, excellent production.
The only thing I find a bit lacking are the drums - the sound, the patterns, etc. - but I'm a drummer, so I may be a bit biased :) The drums are pushed quite far into the background, anyway, so they are probably meant to only provide a bit of a pulse.

All in all, another superb album by Bruce I'll definitely be listening to. Especially Downburst, love that one! Also dig the harmonies and chords of The Island and the atmosphere of How Many Miles Beyond :)

Great release!

Haha, awesome... No need to say anything else.

I love it.

The only thing I'd like to see improved are the drums: this project could use a session drummer, if not a band member (the drums strike me as programmed a bit unrealistically, and the samples are not all that good. Invest in BFD2 and a very spacious hard drive :))

But otherwise the whole thing (especially the growl) rocks! :)

Short, quite old school, and pretty disturbing (positively so :))