Dreaming With You includes harp and light background vocals which add an extra plaintiveness to its heart-tugging strains. Lazily-strummed acoustic guitar and soft chants reinforce that The 7th Direction is heading out west. Of course, genrefication issues aside, one can always listen with ears in ambient mode. Perhaps the best route would be to simply click on over to the Oginali website where you can listen and decide if Walk Between Worlds is for you.
Eerie tar is swathed in spookshow drifts and clatters backed by rhythmic bursts and e-drumming.
Mechsplosive eruptions and coarsely screeching feedback scrapes the growling synth groove in the darkly noisy, yet spirited molt . Expect a sprinkling of melancholia as rain is misted in moody soundwaves which evolve into the softly resonant hum of electrons, all to a rather lovely sense of desolation. I look forward to hearing what Michael Palace creates next. The 18-minute piece slowly evolves from a hushedly seething mass to a slightly louder seething mass being swept by steady winds, then minutes later drenched in a watery flood of soundwash. Read more about it at the Malfunction website.