Hell

P.S. a tip: avoid the track-by-track. It's quite heavy.

I see you're new, so I'll refrain from hitting you with a solid two right away; the album, unfortunately, really disgusted me a bit, and I think their "Buried in Oblivion" from 2004 is definitely better. Regards.

Mr. Scott... Energy!

I liked it. But I still have my serious doubts about the success of the whole album.

@telespallabob: even among the recommended! Denghiu veri mach! @Fallen: whops, sometimes I’m ashamed of making certain mistakes... Thanks anyway for the vote, but next time don’t turn a blind eye, so I can learn. @Fede: no, I did mine yesterday..! Oh my, are you also on the 28th? How many of you are there XD Anyway, happy birthday!! This is really the birthday week..

Certo, invia pure il testo e procederò con la traduzione.

Hm.. 3.5 for both.

Best wishes!! Wow, but in the span of ten days, I’ll have made about twenty wishes; is it possible they're all in August?? XD

Where does that "patience patience" come from? Well, the rush...

Thank you all for the comments; honestly, I expected much worse ratings, but it seems that people can appreciate even the more experimental writings :) To those who want to give this album a listen, I’ll say right away that it won’t be a simple and immediate experience: like almost all the ambient albums I own, this one requires a proper dose of patience and attention, as it is meant to convey particular sensations (those described in the review, of course); but those who are usually insensitive to this kind of emotions risk hating the album. Everything here is very, very subjective and relative. It's no coincidence that I didn't give any rating: I'll leave it up to you to interpret and possibly download, hoping that you will appreciate this artist a bit with his simple yet unique music. Haloa! P.S. Dok, thanks for the wishes :)