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Delerium Cordia (Ipecac). Review by Sir Millard Mulch.
FANTOMAS DELERIUM CORDIA Ipecac When creating a lengthy piece of music, it is much more challenging to employ a technique known to our compositional forefathers as "Theme And Variation" than it is to splice together random, disconnected bits of nonsense. It takes patience, focus, and a dedication that ...
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Various Artists (UTV / Water). Review by Bill Campbell.
... Dimension, "Aquarius," is a lot of fun. Bent's "Always" is an extremely compelling groove with haunting, disembodied vocals from beyond the grave. Delerium's "Enchanted" also has a seductive charm with its menacing, Children of the Corn intro. Baby Mammoth's "I'm Not Joking" and ORG Lounge's "Amon Dur ...
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Beneath The Surface (Windham Hill). Review by Dan Stapleton.
BALLIGOMINGO BENEATH THE SURFACE Windham Hill What genre do I call this? I usually just refer to it as "music that sounds like Delerium and Enigma," because I haven't come across many other bands sharing their style. It's lush, ambient world music peppered with synth and minimalistic beats; overlaid ...
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At a time when most record labels are releasing "best of" compilations and Ch...
... "'s vibrant female vocal samples are layered with hypnotic rhythms and smooth percussion aimed at top ten stardom. This track reminds me of early Delerium material with more guts. The break is creatively placed within the basic groove of the song giving the listener a seamless listening experience. The ...
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In Absentia (Lava / Atlantic). Review by Chuck Johnson.
... . Porcupine Tree was originally a one-man solo project of Steven Wilson, releasing two cassette-only recordings on the fledgling UK-based label Delerium. Achieving immediate success (as these things are measured at small labels), Delerium released a CD named On the Sunday or Life, which collected the ...
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Noise Unit,Voyeur,Metropolis Records,Jorge C. Galban
... . Welcome to Voyeur, the latest sonic blast from Canada's established duo Noise Unit. Here veteran musician Bill Leeb -- best known for his work with Delerium and Front Line Assembly -- regroups with Chris Peterson to present the next avenue of their evolving musical journey. Voyeur finds Noise Unit ...
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A Whiter Shade of Pale/A Question of Honour (Angel). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
... -song ("A Whiter Shade of Pale" and "A Question of Honour"), ten-track wonder of repetition. The jacket promises "Exclusive dance remixes by ATB and Delerium," which holds true, but doesn't leave much else substance-wise. Don't get me wrong, the dance mixes in and of themselves are great -- inventive ...
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May 2000 :: Music P-R :: Plastic (Aaron Schultz)
... . It's got all the essential elements -- cheesy, cartoony Japanese art, electronic remixes of popular "rock" stars (Sarah McLaughlin, Filter, and Delerium), and reads like a who's who of the MTV "electronica" generation, with tracks from the likes of the Chemical Brothers, Moby, BT, Beth Orton, Moloko ...
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From the creative mind of Germany's Daniel Meyer comes a stunning new release...
... and distorted vocals. The pace is slowed down for the captivating "Harey" with guest female vocals by Vanessa. Imagine a darker, more brooding Delerium with more guts. "Raster" reminds of the reason I became abducted by electro music in the first place. A true culmination of expertly arranged song structures ...
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Various Artists (Quango/Palm Pictures). Review by Kiran Aditham.
... India and its surrounding regions) with the timeless synth pads of modern electronics, Mystic Groove is pretty much all its cracked up to be. The Delerium-esque sound of Talvin Singh's "Ghoom Charakahna" remix is not a ripoff, but an improvement on the previous artists' work. Tablas flutter like birds ...
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