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Artist....: Volt
Album.....: Through The Rings
Source....: CDDA
Type......: Album
Genre.....: Electronic
Encoder...: Lame 3.90.3
Quality...: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint
Company...: Groove Unlimited
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01.Journey To The Rim 21:35
02.Dark Entrance 15:05
03.Through The Rings 20:48
04.Soaring Beneath The Surface 15:42
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73:10 min
108,2 MB
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"...
'Journey to the Rim' initially features bright
shimmering tones drifting serenely through the
air. Little subtle melodies develop, caressing
the mind rather than shouting out. At four
minutes the first gentle tinkling sequence
makes an entrance, moving us on rather than
shattering the carefully woven mood. Uplifting
lead lines hit the spot perfectly before a
more powerful sequence makes its rumbling
entrance. Further leads then erupt and
suddenly we are in ecstatic Wavestar
'Moonwind' territory. This is Berlin School
but sounding more carefully composed / crafted
rather than taking the improvised approach.
Reading the sleeve notes though this is
apparently not the case. Quite amazing! The
Wavestar comparisons apply throughout the
entire album. We take a bit of a breather in
the twelfth minute and drift through a gently
tinkling cosmic section over which the
sequences begin to muster once more.
'Dark Entrance' begins with suitably deep bass
warbles, like the Earth being hit by some
demonic hammer causing shockwaves to
reverberate in all directions. The first
sequence to emerge has a rapid almost warning
Morse code character. Pads swell majestically
around the pulsations then a second sequence
and mournful lead line surge forward. The lead
gradually develops something of a wailing
vocal quality to it. The sequences morph
driving things along at quite a pace, getting
my hands and head moving in time to the subtle
rhythm. Mellotron enters completing the mood
perfectly. The atmos changes just before the
end to finish as darkly as we started. A
similar ominous feeling gets the title track
underway but then changes subtly to ethereal
cosmic magnificence as mellotron pads mix with
a slow whimsical lead. A sequence fizzes into
life taking position high in the mix, melody
fairly bouncing over the top racing with the
sequence. A repeated tuneful motif splashes
between these two elements like a gentle rain.
The sequence then activates the turbocharger
to blast forward with added energy only for an
axe man lead line to take up the challenge and
increase the excitement level to explosive
proportions. Things start to wind down at
around the thirteenth minute but the main
sequence never disappears completely. The
mellotron makes a reprise and gradually the
pulsations become more bass laden and
growling, accompanied by more heroic soloing.
Wow!
From rather stormy / windy beginnings full of
a swirling organic gloop of sounds 'Soaring
Beneath the Surface' steadies to reveal a slow
loping sequence and moody, faintly melodic,
brooding pads. The pace quickens as a second
more urgent sequence falls into formation
alongside the first. More note runs are added
as the track rapidly increases in energy. A
wistful lead line contrasts the bubbling /
boiling pulsations wonderfully. More lead
heroics, which would be ideal in a live
setting, provide the perfect excuse for manic
air keyboard playing so I took a break from
typing to indulge to the full.
If you liked 'Moonwind' or are a sequencer
music lover (never mind how choosy in the
quality department) then buy without
hesitation. ..."
http://www.discogs.com/release/568659
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