INNER VOYAGES BETWEEN OUR SHADOWS
Aether
•Symphonic Prog
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Studio Album, released in 2002 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Prayer for a New Meeting (14:00) - Alberto Curi / keyboards, lead & backing vocals CD Rock Symphony RSLN 068 (2002) Thanks to ProgLucky for the additionand to Grendelbox for the last updates Edit this entry |
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PROG REVIEWER

Well, after listening to this second album by Aether I can almost repeat the abovementioned musical analysis! The focus is on the wonderful, very flowing and warm guitar work, strongly evoking Steve Rothery and Mike Holmes (especailly the guitar sound on Dans Le Parc Du Chateau Noir), the album is layered with often compelling soli. The keyboards are tastefully colouring the music (strings, church-organ sound and some fine soli on synthesizer). It's a pity that the vocals are not in their native language because the music would have sound more emotional, now the vocals are a bit flat and you can hear the accent easily. And at some moments the atmosphere in the compositions is a bit similar, it's no coincidence that, in my opinion, the most captivating and alternating track is the cover A Night On Bald Mountain (Mussorgsky) delivering great bombastic eruptions and many strong breaks and accellarations. Nonetheless, this is a beautiful neo-prog inspired album that will please the fans of early Marillion and IQ and bands like Clepsydra.
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PROG REVIEWER

Inner Voyages Between Our Shadows is a good album and Aether is a promising group. I´m looking forward to hear their next work. If you´re into 70´s symphonic rock with some strong Camel and Floyd influences, you should give it a try. 3 stars.
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I can't remember how I discovered AETHER, but I'm glad that I did...
This, their second album, shows how they have developed and matured, so often it's the
second offering that is inferior, not in this case.
Whilst slightly ragged at times and tending to over extend some of the tracks, they
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Report this review (#91853) | Posted by huge | Sunday, September 24, 2006 | Review Permanlink
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