KWOON

"Intro" is just that, a short piece that opens with atmosphere as the piano joins in followed by synths and faint vocals. It builds late before ending in a spacey manner. "I Lived On The Moon" opens with picked guitar and faint vocals, in fact it's difficult to make out what he's singing. A fuller sound before 2 minutes as the vocals stop and sounds slowly swirl. Vocals are back. This has a very relaxed sound throughout. "Blue Melody" is just as the title suggest, very melancholic with picked guitar, atmosphere and distant vocals. Vocals stop before 2 1/2 minutes and they won't return. It then kicks in hard before 4 1/2 minutes to dramatic affects but it ends softly. "The Beast" opens with what sounds like faint organ that slowly pulsates and then we get some brief vocal expressions around 3 minutes then picked guitar after 4 minutes. This is a tough song to sit through, it's so minimalistic.

"Eternal Jellyfish Ballet" features gently picked guitar and not much else which makes this a longer listen than the previous tune. But then at 4 minutes it kicks into a more powerful sound. Still not a fan of this one. "Last Shadow" has some energy to it with distorted guitars leading the way throughout. "Tinkleh" has these faint vocals joining the picked guitar rather quickly. Drums 1 1/2 minutes in as it builds some. "Tinkleh Skofa" has almost an orchestral sound to it with a pulsating beat helping out. "The Door" features vocals and a relaxed sound that sort of drone together which I'm not into. "Kwoon" starts out with intricate and pastoral guitar along with atmosphere. The latter turns more powerful before 1 1/2 minutes and it's all louder a minute later including some Post-Rock styled guitar.

Some rate this very highly as one of those Post-Rock must-haves but for my tastes it does little for me overall. I'm glad I checked it out though.