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Axess - Chamaeleon
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Title : Chamaeleon
Artist : Axess
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2003
BCC Rel Date : 12-06-2003
Audio Bitrate : 192 kbps
Sample Rate : 44,1 kHz Stereo
Encoder : Lame
Tracks : 06
Label : Invisible Shadows
Ripped By : Milky Way
Source : CD
Length : 69:54 min
Size : 96,0 MB
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01.The Alien [09:57]
02.Desire [11:26]
03.Floating [07:45]
04.Chamaeleon [19:44]
05.The Sirius Mystery [09:32]
06.A Dream is Always A Dream [11:30]
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69:54 min
INFO:
Axess is really Axel Stupplich from Pyramid Peak.
The opening section of 'The Alien' had the perfect
qualities to accompany the film of the same name.
Deep space sounds slowly float across the ether
mixing with faint half heard vocal chatter. An early
eighties type Tangerine Dream sequence then
starts up sounding like the low approach of a
helicopter. A shuffling rhythm moves into formation,
as do lovely lead touches.
The rhythm shifts up a gear and a superb rather
Jarre like melodic sequence positions itself perfectly
amongst the other pulsation taking us excitedly
onwards and upwards. It's a fantastic opener. The
Jarre references could actually be used frequently
throughout the disc though so could Michael
Garrison's take on this style. 'Desire' has another
very impressive, majestic, atmospheric start
through which a couple of sequences emerge. The
first is a nice bass one but the second is more
melodic, fairly bouncing over the top. A minute later
yet another sequence can be heard increasing the
enjoyment still further. Axel hasn't finished the build
up yet however as after another minute a nice
steady rhythm is also included then a gorgeous
euphoric lead line. It's a magnificent track of almost
anthemic proportions. 'Floating' is not as laid back
as the title might suggest as we are straight into
more sequences, one very deep and low whilst the
other is again melodic, starting and stopping rather
teasingly. There are lots of other little melodic
touches as we get into quite a groove. The interest
is maintained throughout as more sequences and
lead lines come in. It's another excellent track. The
title track is the longest at almost twenty minutes
but doesn't waste any time in getting going. Layers
of pulsations float through the air, in some ways it
reminded me of the 'Nightcrawlers'.
The drum line is understated but just right, not
swamping the sequences and allowing an excellent
laser sharp melody to sparkle. I thought the opening
three tracks would be hard to beat but this is simply
wonderful- the best lead line so far placed over
exquisite backing. In the seventh minute we are
given a bit of a breather as we are taken on an
atmospheric space trip full of whooshes and bleeps,
a haunting lead line coming and going. We then
blast into the strongest, meanest sequences so far,
the flashing lead returning to complete the picture.
With five minutes to go we get new sequences and
rhythms. This time the sound is more contemporary
though melodically it is just as strong as before. It's
a great body moving way of finishing a fantastic
track. Never has twenty minutes flown so quickly.
'The Sirius Mystery' has a rather dark brooding start.
The sequence, when it emerges, is rather
restrained and tinkling fitting the cosmic mood
extremely well. Things don't remain moody for too
long though as just before the third minute in comes
a bright sequence / rhythm combination and we go
into warp drive once again. Actually it turns into the
fastest paced number on the album! Like it's
predecessor it combines a modern feeling with
tradition EM values very well.
'A Dream is Always a Dream' has a similar
beginning to the track before- slow and moody. A
slow bass loop adds to this feeling still further as
does the melancholy lead line. This time however
the pace does remain sedate though the
atmosphere is lightened somewhat in the sixth
minute with the introduction of a bright sequence.
Every track here is a gem. Axel is as accomplished
in putting together dramatic sequences as he is at
creating catchy melodies but at the same time he
manages to avoid things becoming too
commercially clichΘd.
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