Lisa Morgenstern - Metamorphoses

2015-03-16 / carpenterk / Reads: 4199

Last Friday of holidays brought fans of widely understood gothic EP "Metamorphoses". This is the second release after a very successful debut in 2013 namely "Amphibian" from Lisa Morgenstern. Living in Berlin songwriter, composer who plays the piano and vocalist in one person once again proves top class. Each of...

Lisa Morgenstern - Amphibian (Promoset)

2014-03-24 / hellium / Reads: 2709

A 3-track Promoset that is announcing the debut album from Lisa Morgenstern "Amphibian", is composed from: "Allegro Con Fuoco", "Bury Me" and "Sonnet 1". The presented pieces are neatly combined from different styles that surprisingly complement each other. There is no room for randomness, and the nature of the...

Lisa Gerrard - The Silver Tree

2007-04-23 / apeiron / Reads: 7172

The third solo record from the Australian is charmingly subtle... That for sure. Lisa Gerrard lures the listener with her spirited voice, like a siren calling out to a sailor. "The Silver Tree" is an oniric soul-voyage among ambient soundscapes. The enchantress of sounds, known from the legendary...

Lingua Fungi - Tlapallan Pantonal

2011-12-09 / fiuri / Reads: 6098

My first encounter with a project named Lingua Fungi occured on the occasion of a split entitled 'Strange Growths Wander' that was created along with Shrine. There is no denying that I got interested in "The Fungi" merely because of Shrine as I simply had never heard about Jakkoo Padatsu...

Lingua Fungi - Melankhton

2015-02-17 / fiuri / Reads: 3630

Frankly speaking, Jaakko Padastu has never managed to properly stir my interest in his music, making me want to follow his career further on. Of the two longplays I listened to, and which I reviewed quite highly, only one tune stayed with me for longer, which I suppose is a...

Lingua Fungi - Flowery Dreams

2007-01-18 / apeiron / Reads: 4344

I wouldn't recommend listening to this CD in a far-from-euphoria state. The title "Flowery Dream", although sounding very positive, is far from musical happiness and moody lucidity. Sadness and happiness are joined on it by an inseparable dance. It consists of medieval and oriental (or maybe native American)...