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Since I have just reviewed the new album "Bath" from
Maudlin Of The Well this review is rather unnecessary since it will be
virtually the same one. Most of the death metal tracks seem to have been
placed on this cd though which unfortunately doesn't make it better than
"Bath". The best tracks have been placed on "Bath" although "Leaving The
Body Map" is more aggressive and metal-ish. Maudlin Of The Well creates music
that holds a purpose namely to bring the listener into a higher level of
conciousness in the spirit of their mentor and teacher Dr. Yusef Lateef, an
atonal pioneer and discoverer of so called autophysiopsychic music. This might
sound as new age crap to you and to tell you the truth it probably is because
I am not affected in any way from the music (not that I know of anyway). Music
can certainly affect people emotionally but I doubt that you can achieve a
higher level of conciousness from listening to it, if there even is such a
thing. If you are looking for musical adventures then Maudlin Of The Well
might be the perfect band to start your search
with.
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1. Stones of |
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October's Sobbing 2. Gleam in Ranks 3. Bizarre Flowers / A |
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Violent Mist 4. (Interlude 3) 5. The Curve That to an Angle |
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Turn'd 6. Sleep is a Curse 7. 8. Riseth He, The Numberless |
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9. (Interlude 4) 10. Monstrously Low Tide |
: 61.02
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