Roddus Album Of The Day
1. Epsilon-blue (ft. Barnaby Weir) - we b movin (5:23)
2. Epsilon-blue - what to honour if not the planet we live on (9:21)
3. Epsilon-blue - loose in a landscape of meaning (9:02)
4. Epsilon-blue (ft. Tama Waipara) - may u b free (9:04)
5. Epsilon-blue - U R Here/Two Of Everything (9:35)
6. Epsilon-blue - being (pearl mix) (8:41)
7. Epsilon-blue - let the island recompose itself as music (6:45)
8. Epsilon-blue (ft. Josephine) - u r a star (5:23)
9. Epsilon-blue - transcendental object at the end of time (2:04)
2. Epsilon-blue - what to honour if not the planet we live on (9:21)
3. Epsilon-blue - loose in a landscape of meaning (9:02)
4. Epsilon-blue (ft. Tama Waipara) - may u b free (9:04)
5. Epsilon-blue - U R Here/Two Of Everything (9:35)
6. Epsilon-blue - being (pearl mix) (8:41)
7. Epsilon-blue - let the island recompose itself as music (6:45)
8. Epsilon-blue (ft. Josephine) - u r a star (5:23)
9. Epsilon-blue - transcendental object at the end of time (2:04)
Another strong musical statement from the New Zealand Electronica scene via this second effort from Epislon-Blue. Some cool beats and great booming effects like on the opener "We Be Movin" as well some great pop vocals from the guest vocalists giving those tracks a credible radio appeal. I have enjoyed this album overall although with the length of some of the instrumentals tracks it sometimes wavers. Another great summer driving album or chilling out with friends on the lawn with my rating of 3/5
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