MUNDI DOMINI

This is just wonderful. Very much in-line with the great Flairk. I almost didn't buy this, as folk/prog can be pretty lame sometimes, leaning way too much to a style of country music (with no disrespect to country music.) But, this release is that "can't get enough" feel, with the music taking over, leaving the individual outputs as ghosts to the overall experience.

The voices are nicely ethereal and the instrumentation is spread out so that nothing gets overwhelming or "not heard from again." This kind of production/writing from their first album can only wet the appetite for further explorations of their unique blending of styles.

Canada continues to offer a diverse array of fantastic music!