Original, a non-saccharine spiritual mood
author: Ingrid Gilbert
Diatonis explores a lot of different sounds but this album is my favorite. Original use of instruments, lots of accoustic sounds, percussion. A non-saccharine spiritual mood.
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author: Tamara Turner, CD Baby.com
I think it was the Gamelan rock that got me- the creativity of using metallophones with rock percussion and grooves, laced with spacey, eerie and expansive reverberations. But every track on this album is a new, hypnotic experience, a vivid collage of ambiently brooding, visionary, experimental electronics with ceremonial-colored, world music seeds and atmospheric narcotics for the imagination. A dark, mysterious abyss in which the mind can lose itself.
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author: CD Baby
I think it was the Gamelan rock that got me- the creativity of using metallophones with rock percussion and grooves, laced with spacey, eerie and expansive reverberations. But every track on this album is a new, hypnotic experience, a vivid collage of ambiently brooding, visionary, experimental electronics with ceremonial-colored, world music seeds and atmospheric narcotics for the imagination. A dark, mysterious abyss in which the mind can lose itself.
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Excellent! Unique and very interesting!!
author: Clayton Johansen
The Endless Knot is one of those albums that either you get it or you don't. I get this one. I love the melodic metal bell sound along side the thunderous bass and drums. It's also has a world ethic ambient feel on a few songs which is a breath of fresh air. It does remind me of King Crimson but it isn't King Crimson. I really like it!
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