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-'Frozen Planet' by www.textura.org
-'Frozen Planet' by www.electroambientspace.com
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www.electroambientspace.com (February 2008):

"Rekalix, aka Andrew Lintern from the UK, sent me this album via download, and that is the only way you can buy it. On White Label Music, actually you just go to iTunes to get it. It’s really cool, a subdued relaxed affair that finds a contented middle ground between formless ambient and soft space music. Melodies and semblances of rhythm are found here and there, but mainly it just floats calmly by. Male choirs add a haunting touch to the title track, a touch colder and spartan compared to the light opener “Deep Aurora.” Brighter shimmers of sound appear, but lower fuller tones remain. A sci-fi theme is prominent throughout, and the sounds are thoroughly synthetic in origin, definitely futuristic music. The compositions are deceptively simple, but fresh and inventive at the same time. Though there is a certain comfortable familiarity to it, I can’t really think of a good comparison for a frame of reference. “Mystic Winds” has a lighter, new age touch to it, quite pleasant, even dream-like at times. “Scapes from the Surface” is the first track with a stronger rhythmic component, with just a touch of dub influence perhaps. This is a particularly effective number, a natural extension of the themes and sounds from earlier tracks. “ThirtySeven” goes back into dream state, and nicely so. “Windmills in the Sea” is the longest track and one of the coolest as well. Frozen Planet strikes a perfect balance at the center of the electronic, ambient, and space music worlds."

February 2008, www.electroambientspace.com

This Review:

Album - 'Frozen Planet'
Review by - www.electroambientspace.com
Date - February 2008
Link - http://www.electroambientspace.com
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