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The Waiting

Nice Intro…
An interesting, dramatic intro. The track is nicely split into various parts that link together nicely and has some interesting synth textures.

Chord Structure - not much to say here other than that its fine - the track pushes along nicely and has enough variation to keep it from getting boring.

Mood - I don’t get a heavy sense of a particular mood. At times its a bit melancholic, other times dramatic. The last part is pretty strident and triumphant.

Rhythm - some interesting sounds used for the drum track. It pushes the rest of the track along nicely and adds something - fitting well with the rest of the instruments/sounds.

This is a well put together track, made by someone who obviously knows what they’re doing and which is well worth a download.

Extra Credit: Programming.

Reviewed by: FlipMartian, February 22nd, 2007
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Thom Brennan is one of the gratest ambient musicians. He is an indipendent artist, and has composed many ambient works inspired by nature which we can define as neo-classical impressionism. You must listen.

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The Waiting entered a contest on GarageBand music portal.
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The Demiurgo track The Waiting from Cromelech project is been chosen as

Electronic Track of the Day” at the great GarageBand.com portal, on Sunday, the 25th of February, 2007 (PST).

The Waiting

A Contemporary Classic

Demiurgo have a style that is like classical music. This track was a pleasant, easy listen and had a rather dramatic feel to it. I could compare this to Jean Michel Jarre and yes, it will appeal to his fans, but it’s not the same though. It seems to have a lot more classical sensibility through it. Lots of minor keys and a vaguely bitter sweet feel that made me think of Russians running around bleak post communist towns wearing furry hats. Think spy stories with lots of vodka and ice, throw in a few high tech gizmos, stamp made for TV on the film frachise, then you’ve got the picture.

• Reviewed by: gordon 13 February 2007
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Victory mp3 download [0m 32s, 775Kb]

by Paolo Di Pierdomenico

A short “Victory Music” originally composed for “Warrior and Mages” by Mutilatedbrain (project discontinued)

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