Reviews

Starting out with my favourite track, 'Let's infect it then', this album represents a dark growling journey into mind. The sounds within are unique, sometimes repetitive and sometimes surprising. Odd samples come out of the blue and add a whole new twist to the feelings.

There is a slow evolution to all these tracks that keeps ones interest and pulls them constantly forwards. The tribal beats of 'Nighthoods unseen violet' push on while the layers of strings paint pictures over the top.

On 'Reality is sound' I hear a much sparser, spacial soundscape which shows another, more ambient side to this record. The 'Cave' tracks are also more to the experimental ambient direction.

I like it. It swirls around, but keeps its tempo throughout. Nice variations and not too repetitive, it's perfect music for when you have to work.

An extremely powerful album, which manages to be political without words, by calling attention to another culture within the context of a musical style born in the West.

Don't know what else to add. Love it!

This is a beautiful album, and fully deserves it's high score. Starting off with world beats mixed with wonderful guitar in a totally uplifting way, it progresses into an emotional journey... track 3 has a clearly Beatlesesque quality to it, mixed with hard drums. Track 5 mixes a circus like riff with crackly vocals, and dare I say reminds me of Manu Chao a little bit.

But I do not like to compare artists and this album is full of variety and surprises. It has helped keep me sane these last few hours and that's no easy feat. The blend of acoustic and electronic sounds is exactly what I like to hear.