In this album Psicodreamics takes the myths and universal beliefs about angels (both the heavenly and the fallen ones) as a guiding thread to build an impressive musical adventure, with a great melodic strength and a remarkable wealth in orchestrations. With a style flowing from Space, to Synth-Pop of romantic airs, to New Instrumental Music in its most symphonic side, "Eternal Angel" is an album that will not pass unnoticed. Powerful emotions seem to be amongst the creative means that have resulted in its release, and spring towards the listener in numerous passages.
2003/06/01
Review by Hector Jordan (Amazing Sounds)
"an impressive musical adventure, with a great melodic strength and a remarkable wealth in orchestrations"
In this album Psicodreamics takes the myths and universal beliefs about angels (both the heavenly and the fallen ones) as a guiding thread to build an impressive musical adventure, with a great melodic strength and a remarkable wealth in orchestrations. With a style flowing from Space, to Synth-Pop of romantic airs, to New Instrumental Music in its most symphonic side, "Eternal Angel" is an album that will not pass unnoticed. Powerful emotions seem to be amongst the creative means that have resulted in its release, and spring towards the listener in numerous passages.
In this album Psicodreamics takes the myths and universal beliefs about angels (both the heavenly and the fallen ones) as a guiding thread to build an impressive musical adventure, with a great melodic strength and a remarkable wealth in orchestrations. With a style flowing from Space, to Synth-Pop of romantic airs, to New Instrumental Music in its most symphonic side, "Eternal Angel" is an album that will not pass unnoticed. Powerful emotions seem to be amongst the creative means that have resulted in its release, and spring towards the listener in numerous passages.
