The ninth and probably the final album from this artist from Great Britain.
Duncan Mackay did the piano, organ, keyboards and synths here.
A female vocalist added her vocals on some tracks.
Duncan Mackay has been involved in Budgie, Alan Parson's Project and Camel in addition to releasing some solo albums. I have previously reviewed one or two of his albums before I found this album in my collection and decided to review it this month.
Kintsugi is a three quarters of an hour long album. The music is a blend of symphonic prog and neo-classical music.
ELP is a very good reference here. Jean Michel Jarre also springs to mind here.
The music has an Japanese ambience and the thin female vocals, thin but good, are also adding to this ambience although the vocals are in English.
The music is pretty good throughout. Although most of the music is instrumental, Rebecca Rayne's vocals is adding some value to this album. Enough value to make it a lot more interesting.
Check out this album.
2.5 points
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