The fifth and latest album from this band from Norway.
The band was a quintet with a lineup of drums, percussion, bass, guitars, organ, mellotron, synths, programming, samples and voices.
I reviewed their debut and their third album back in January 2018 and January 2019 for # 2 of this blog. I got their new album Dyp Tid and started listening to this album in the belief that I had already reviewed their second and fourth album. This is not the case and I will again use the first month of a year to review Electric Eye albums. Which is off course a pleasure. But in this case, a bit embarrassing.
The music here is a mix of electronica, jazz and cinematic rock. The music is mainly electronica though.
The music is pretty softly spoken and gentle. There is some female'ish voices here which makes this music silky smooth.
The music is also pretty elegant.
There is some sampled voices/words from newsreaders and movies here. They are tasteful and complements the music.
The result is a forty-two minutes long album. It is a good album which is soothing but still has a lot of good details. It is an album well worth checking out.
3 points
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