The ninth album from this band from Australia.
The band was a trio with a line-up of didgeridoo, percussion, drums, bass, guitars, recorder, keyboards and whistle.
A number of guests added violin and vocals.
This album is their first album this year after releasing multiple albums in the last years.
Nine clocks in at fifty minutes.
The music here is a blend of neo-classical music and symphonic prog.
Mostly neo-classical music, that is.
There is also some folk rock in their music too.
Some of the music is pretty cheesy. Their music has always been a bit elevator-music.
This is still a decent enough album. But it still fails to impress me.
2 points
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