Reviewed
by: Darklight
This
band mixes several musical styles into one. Put goth, lounge, jazz,
blues, funk, alternative and pop together with somber female vocals
and you get the songs found on this album. The music is created mainly
with guitar, bass and drums. But there is the occasional electronic
programming and synth melodies as well. The songs play at a slow to
medium pace and feature a cold and dreary feel to them. However, there
are some uplifting moments delivered as well. While these songs are
quality, they have a familar sound to them. Nothing is really new or
original. It reminds me a lot of RUBY and SNEAKER PIMPS. I wouldn't
really recommend this album to fans of darkwave music. But those who
enjoy more commercial sounding music with female vocals should like
it.
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