The fifth album from this artist from Brazil.
Eloy Fritsch plays all the synths and keyboards on this album.
I have reviewed some of his albums in this blog and have found music on the sidelines of progressive rock. The music is more like neo-classic and ambient music.
That too also goes for this album.
The music is mostly bombastic and dramatic throughout this one hour long album. There are some Chinese classical music influences here too.
There is also a lot of movie soundtrack feel over this album.
The synths gives the music a robot feel and an dehumanized feel. It also gives it a bit cheap feel.
The music is not too bad, though. There are some nuggets of good stuff inbetween the cascades of synths and plastic fantastic walls of sound.
This is not an album I have enjoyed. Nevertheless, it is a decent album.
2 points
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