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| ARTIST: | Moulin Noir |
| CATEGORY: | Music |
| MANUFACTURER: | A Different Drum |
| MEDIA: | Audio CD |
| TRACKS: | A New Frontier (Intro), Media Boy, Nurnberg Girl, Killing Me, Ritual, Kiss Me Quick, Crystal World, Dance of the Beauty, Recall, Luvrgrl, Awakening, A New Frontier, Planet One, Castles, Conformia, Falling |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 601171111924 |
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Customer Reviews of Boy In Darkness
great new romantic synthpop cd from a different drum hi all.
i have this cd in my player for the umpteenth time now. this reminds me alittle of gary numan. this is what i would have pictured gary numan as doing in his career now. very nice clear vocals with a slight nasal pitch that keep it very interesting. kind of like how gary numan does. moulin noir is in no way trying to copy gary, but rather this is just the feeling i get. i love new romantic synthpop so for me this is a very good cd to own. a little mystery and intrique to the sounds, yet melodic and modern. there are some peircing synths here and there. and there are some electronic orchestra bits too. it is after all (as it says in the cover) a novel. i was okay with moulin noir's other releases. i have them all. but this one is by far my favorite. the "dance of the beauty" is a very nice instrumental to kind of let us relax and enjoy the symphonic sounds. the next track starts with the peircing synths.
the production is very good. this whole project was well done. and the disc is over an hour in length.
overal i give this cd a 5/5
ken
Expectations were high
I loved MN's last full album. It played like the best of OMD, John Foxx and the Human League, all updated for the new millenium. It's been a long wait for this album and although I'm always aprehensive about an album with 16 tracks I have to say MN delivered again. Anders Wikholn struck a great balance of melody, moodyness and danceability. It may take one or two listens for everything to sink in but the result is rewarding. Thumbs up!