JONN SERRIE: THE SUM OF HISTORIES
ALBEDO: VENERA 7 & 9
PALANCAR: PROMONTORIUM HERACLIDES
JOHN LYELL: DREAMSPACE RETURN
MICHAEL NEIL: IN THE SILENCE OF SPACE
VOLT: DARK ENTRANCE
MODULATOR ESP: QUADRATIC
COSMIC GROUND: DECAY
DIGITALSIMPLYWORLD: SEQUENTIAL GLIMMER
REMY: ENTERING THE DREAM
MICHAEL SHIPWAY: SUBMARINER
JOHN DYSON: "WORKS IN PROGRESS"
(Just got back home last Thursday. They say the weather is bad in Scotland: you should try Mars :-)
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Hey there Bruce! Another wonderful show my friend! Great opening with Jonn Serrie's The Sum of Histories...great piece...nuff said! ;) Albedo's Vanera 7&9 were ok...I liked the chorale portion. Palancar's Promontorium Heraclides is very cinematic to me. I hear a little Chris Spheeris influence believe it or not. It's also a little mysterious, too. John Lyell's Dreamspace Return is very deep, drifting and spacey. Michael Neil's In The Silence of Space reminds me a bit of David Helpling. Nice comforting, floating feeling. I can definitely 'hear' the silence passing by as I am drifting off into the deep beyond. Volt's Dark Entrance...dark and gloomy like something is looming. Modulator ESP's Quadratic is TD-ish (I am sure you hear that a lot! :) ) and I hear some JMJ in there, too. Cosmic Grand's Decay...long, yes but....really good. I enjoyed the organ sounds. This one is very zen-ish. I zoned out for a bit. Good for traveling...in the mind's eye! DigitalSimplyWorld's Sequencial Glimmer has some great strong keyboards in the intro and throughout and this one is a bit dark and mysterious! Remy's Entering the Dream...well, I did just that...the dream I had while listening to it! ;) TD-ish but, I like the rhythm that comes in later on in the track. Reminded me a little of Medwyn Goodall. Michael Shipway's Submariner is really quite cool! I like all the sound bytes in this one. I wonder where they got them..from what movie or film?? Reminded me of that computer animation video I had told you about...The Mind's Eye. Now I really liked the unfinished teasers by John Dyson. Great works! Looking forward to hearing the new album! Thanks again Bruce for sharing all of this music and taking the time to put it all together! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Chris