This is an interesting album of fusion. It is full of cool horns, violin, viola and synth loops intermingling with great guitar and drums. Good music for working at home and relaxing to on the weekend. The violin sections are especially warm and relaxing. Cool instrumental work that never gets old. I especially enjoyed the guitar opening on "Sotto Voce", along with its accompanying horns. The violin also works well on "Sotto Voce", my favorite song on the album. The violin music on "Mephisto" gives it a Middle Eastern rhythm, which is exceptional and it also blends well with the horn sections on this song. Neil Valett and Brett Pitner are also featured on the CD. This album is a nice surprise.
Track Listing:
Glossolalia in Petra
Solaris
Sotto Voce
Mephisto (The Coin – Operated Faust Machine)
Djinn
Hashish
Hex Sign
Morning Star
Sequent X
Glossolalia in Petra (Reprise)
Added: December 31st 2010 Reviewer:Mark Johnson Score: Related Link:Artist Website Hits: 1737 Language: english
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This is an interesting album of fusion. It is full of cool horns, violin, viola and synth loops intermingling with great guitar and drums. Good music for working at home and relaxing to on the weekend. The violin sections are especially warm and relaxing. Cool instrumental work that never gets old. I especially enjoyed the guitar opening on "Sotto Voce", along with its accompanying horns. The violin also works well on "Sotto Voce", my favorite song on the album. The violin music on "Mephisto" gives it a Middle Eastern rhythm, which is exceptional and it also blends well with the horn sections on this song. Neil Valett and Brett Pitner are also featured on the CD. This album is a nice surprise.
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