Mystery of the Leaping Fish
Reviews
Wedge
Reviewed 2012-02-08
Reviewed 2012-02-08
CD review from 1998, by dj Mike:
"Ambient electronic music. Often with big waves of keyboard sounds and not many bets. The music is changing and busy, though... with some surprising things thrown in once in a while like piano and almost operatic vocals. it's not minimalist ambient music. I don't know who this guy is, but he has played with Elliott Sharp, Alfred Harth, and DJ Glove.
1- Large waves of keyboards bordering on new age. Sampled piano and female vocal sounds show up later in the track. Gets busier and busier towards the end.
2- Sounds like the sounds dolphins make. Add to this some electronic sounds that could be insects and a few cheesy sounding electronics. It sounds better than I'm making it sound, after you get by the initial dolphins.
3- Very short, and I think all vocal sounds. Very classical sounding.
"Ambient electronic music. Often with big waves of keyboard sounds and not many bets. The music is changing and busy, though... with some surprising things thrown in once in a while like piano and almost operatic vocals. it's not minimalist ambient music. I don't know who this guy is, but he has played with Elliott Sharp, Alfred Harth, and DJ Glove.
1- Large waves of keyboards bordering on new age. Sampled piano and female vocal sounds show up later in the track. Gets busier and busier towards the end.
2- Sounds like the sounds dolphins make. Add to this some electronic sounds that could be insects and a few cheesy sounding electronics. It sounds better than I'm making it sound, after you get by the initial dolphins.
3- Very short, and I think all vocal sounds. Very classical sounding.
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Living Underwater
Songs: Cantan — Apr 24, 2011
Track listing
| 1. | Ela | ||
| 2. | Living Underwater | ||
| 3. | Duxvitae |