Shaman's Vision Journey
"Authentic new age music for adventurous listeners who want more than jazz-inflected new age pop tunes." --Pulse"Each superb track flows seamlessly into the next…evocative, sensual and profoundly healing." --New Age Retailer"Primal rhythms and Native Flutes intertwine in these percussive panoramas...the rhythms are rich, earthy and invigorating. " --Music Design in Review"The Gordons have juiced up the tribal groove – their melodies are prettier and their rhythms are more compelling." --BillboardDave and Steve Gordon got started with Shamanic music via their love for the Sequoia Forests, which they visited as youths. They recorded the sounds of those woods and incorporated them into their music. It's been documented as medical science that certain drum timbres and rhythms can lull a listener into a trance and a whole rediscovery of the art of shamanism has merged around this. Shaman's Vision Journey is another chapter in the Gordons' amazing contribution to this field. It's a trek homeward, a galvanizing and evocative progression of incessant, hypnotic shaman drum and shaker beats, accented by voice, synthesizers, guitars, and flutes and of course, the mysterious and soothing sounds of the great forests they love. --DailyOM.comNew from the popular brothers David Gordon and Steve Gordon, the  godfathers of tribal drumming, is Shaman's Vision Journey -- a soothing  trance-based musical journey that invites you to discover your own inner  peace through a shamanic journey. The duo has exerted considerable energy  into finding authentic shamanic material to work with and has incorporated  chants from several mystical traditions, including Lakota, Sanskrit,  Aboriginal, and Mayan. The four instrumental tracks are laden with soft  melodies underlined with layers of gentle drumming and relaxing  atmospheres. Shaman's Vision Journey is a great extended soundscape to  enhance your massage or spa session and is a clean and wonderfully  engineered recording to get lost in your headphones with. --Peter Manzi, Sounds From the Ground Up, 2006