“Classical style strings pieces about a fantasy 'Mirror World'.”
Between realms of sound and imagination: Jav Grojas' Ocean of Planck Foam explores "quantum foam uncertainty" in a neoclassical-electronica vein, while The Sea of Silver drifts through dreamy, melancholic fantasy with piano, strings, and flute in a quiet ambient pace. Variace unfolds in three gapless movements of classical variations through piano, strings, and organ, and Through the Multiverse musically recreates the Moorcock Multiverse's chaotic fictional reality. Meanwhile, Michael HERTER's PIANO paints "vivid landscapes of emotions" from delicate introspection to grandiose passion.
“Instrumental synthesized piano pieces, in a classical/neoclassical way, developed without repetitions or sections.”
“Slow-moving experimental music haunted by drone, neoclassical fragments and medieval ghosts.”
“Neoclassical pieces with synthesized strings and pads, in a space uncanny unsettling aymosphere.”
“Instrumental pieces, in a neoclassical electronica mode, about an ocean and, simultaneously, about the quantum uncertainty.”
“Four instrumental pieces using synthesized guitar sounds, in a classical-neoclassical-jazz fusion vein.”
“Instrumental neoclassical music, with fantasy, dreamy melancholical tracks in a quiet ambient..”
“The album paints a bleak horizon over dead fields incorporating martial industrial, rhythmic industrial, dungeon synth, post-industrial, and dark ambient.”
“Instrumental synthesizer piece in a classical/neoclassical way, organized in three gapless movements.”