In the art rock world, there are pretenders and then there are the real deals. Lutz Glandien proves himself very firmly ensconced in the second camp on this mind-bending, claustrophobic exploration into the confining wilderness of the soul. Soft but nevertheless eerie spoken word pieces are juxtaposed with challenging, boundary-eroding music. It's dance music for the brain as shapes and figures unfold before your eyes, recombine and create something that can only be described as a collage of the deepest recesses of the senses. Highlights include "All The Roads," "LIke This" and the penultimate destruction of the senses "Into A Better Room." This is the kind of thing that those who champion fringe music need to go back and listen to. Consider it art rock 101.
Track Listing:
1. The House (1:55)
2. Four Bedrooms (5: 51)
3. Tightrope Walker (0: 45)
4. All The Roads (3:00)
5. The Last Room (3:30)
6. Like This (5:23)
7. Sailed Away (2:03)
8. A Huge Kitchen (0:43)
9. Two Of My Sisters (5: 12)
10. Not Looking Down (2:24)
11. The Empty Lot (0:56)
12. Small Differences (1:43)
13. And The Snow (1:59)
14. As They Sunk (3:15)
15. Into A Better Room (8:54)
16. Pretty Much The Same (0:55) Total Time: 48:40
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In the art rock world, there are pretenders and then there are the real deals. Lutz Glandien proves himself very firmly ensconced in the second camp on this mind-bending, claustrophobic exploration into the confining wilderness of the soul. Soft but nevertheless eerie spoken word pieces are juxtaposed with challenging, boundary-eroding music. It's dance music for the brain as shapes and figures unfold before your eyes, recombine and create something that can only be described as a collage of the deepest recesses of the senses. Highlights include "All The Roads," "LIke This" and the penultimate destruction of the senses "Into A Better Room." This is the kind of thing that those who champion fringe music need to go back and listen to. Consider it art rock 101. 
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