TE-E-MA

The last album of one of the most prolific years of Senmuth is closed by this album. I have started reviewing his output with my review of Cognitive discord in August 2010 and I'm here only now in March 2012 with two more years to review.

Well, this album has a lot incommon with the debut one as it has less ethnic moments, even if they are present anyway, but in the same moment there's a return to the heavyness of the industrial works of the beginnings with some techno rhythms and some moments more ambient oriented that are those more in line with my tastes.

This means that tracks like "Divine Re-Equivalent" and the closer "The Catalyst" are my favourite, while I have to say that the heavier tracks seems to lack of inventive as in the first albums.

The result is an average good album, nothing specially good or bad even if I quite like the closer that's in my opinion the only album's track that would deserve to be considered for a compilation.

So what to say? It's free like all the Senmuth's discography and it's not bad. Listening to it will cost you just the time of a download (and a google translation of the download page from Russian if you are not from that Country).

That's why my 2.5 stars are rounded to 3: at least one good track and nothing to loose about the rest.