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 Lost Eden - Asura
 Lost Eden - Asura ... Lost Eden2 From the Abyss 3 Raindust 4 Land & Freedom 5 Fahrenheit 6 Requiem From Nowhere 7 Incoming 8 Battle of Devas 9 Vol d'Icare Newest Review: ... repetition of bland hypnotic moods; these are actual songs, and what's more, there's a satisfying degree of difference ... more ... between most of them.
While the sound is still led by sweeping synthesisers, the presence of steady, soft electro rhythms in most songs keeps this more accessible, and there are clear songs such as 'Raindust' that feature more prominent vocals and a more recognisable, catchy rhythm to draw in casual listeners who may have been deterred by the ambience of the earlier tracks and the later evolution into dance. These latter songs are my least favourite purely for following a more traditional dance music style, beginning wit...more |
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Lost Eden
Release Date: 2004 - 06 - 01, Audio CD, TV Matters Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Lost Eden - Asura: Paradise Within (378 words)
by - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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'Lost Eden' is the second album from France's Asura, and the final one to feature several musicians before the departure of Christopher Maze and Alex Ackerman saw this become a one-man project for Charles Farewell, who ironically remained (considering his name). This is an interesting new age album that mixes electronic ambience and trance with natural instruments and soft, often whispered singing, and it's a lot more rewarding for music fans than most generic new age music that's more geared towards repetition of bland hypnotic moods; these are actual songs, and what's more, there's a satisfying degree of difference between most of them. While the sound is ... Read the complete review
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