Album Notes

Darrell Burgan (Palancar)
Blue Water Drift Dive Radio Station
U.S.A.
" Haunting and stormy, this (Immemorable) is an incredibly creative piece. The percussion is simply mind-blowing! The waters surge as the cyclone approaches... "

Doru Atomei
KOGAIONON magazine #6, may 2000
Romania
" [...] After PROLOGUE '98 and AGAINST AN OBLIVION OF THE FORGOTTEN ABYSS '99, Thy Veils records a new material, somehow rather shorter that the previous ones but maintaining the same ambient atmosphere. Or, in better words, landscape music. [...] You require reaching a certain mood so that you'd be prepared to listen to and to understand Thy Veils. It is rather difficult to penetrating Daniel's universe but if you really succeed, fascinating would be the most appropriate term for his music. In my opinion this is the only and one serious ambient project from Romania. [...] "

Tribalchemy
DemonicHorde
Norway
" The melodic music of Thy Veils is as bewitching as special. "Immemorable" keeps this melancholic ambiance, but the tempo becomes lighter, sometimes futuristic. A lot of different instruments to create what I could describe as a dark spiritual music (cellos, percussions, clarinet and all the variations of a synth's sound) Some passages remember the ethnic sounds of Dead Can Dance, but the percussions and the melodies are really hunting in Thy Veils music. We've got this notion of space, in which the resonant plays endless turn and turn around us, fragile delights staining our silences, fugitive dreams which succeed one another timeless. The music created here needs neither metal nor vocals, the ascetic atmospheres unveil the deep thoughts of our mind when we enjoy solitude. Thy Veils is a recommended experiment, of an Immemorable beauty. "