The
Manchester, England, trio of Jamie Crossley, Richard Talbot, and
Duncan Meadows returns with an album of cool atmospherics perfect for
tranquil reflection and cathartic unwinding.
The
record is really one long chill called Weightless, divided
into six parts. The music, apparently composed and performed on
keyboards and synthesizers, does give the titular impression of zero
gravity, making this an eclectic and enlightening exercise in sonic
space as well as an appropriately quiet cosmic soundtrack.
This
CD rightly takes it place alongside other genre classics such as The
Shimmering Land by Meg Bowles, plus the work of past
Marconi Union collaborator and new age legend Brian Eno.
--Raj
Manoharan
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