(Gothic Rock) Mizar - A View To A Flower Garden - 2008, APE (image + .cue)

Отчёт EAC об извлечении, выполненном 27. апреля 2008, 9:39 для диска:
Mizar / A View To A Flower Garden
Дисковод: PLEXTOR DVDR PX-760A Adapter: 0 ID: 0
Режим чтения: Достоверный (C2: нет, Точный поток: да, Отключение кэша: да)
Коррекция смещения при чтении: 30
Способность читать области Lead-in и Lead-out : Нет
Выходной формат: C:\Program Files\Monkey's Audio\MAC.exe (Monkey's Audio (без потерь))
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Удаление блоков с тишиной в начале и конце : Нет
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Имя файла D:\MUSIC\Mizar - A View To A Flower Garden.wav
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Качество диапазона 99.9 %
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Это классический готик-рок при участии музыкантов известных коллективов с территории бывшей Югославии - Anastasia, Arhangel, Kismet - с глубоким мужским вокалом с влияниями от Joy Division, The Sisters Of Mercy, Fields Of The Nephilim, Love Like Blood, Girls Under Glass. А этнические элементы делают их музыку крайне оригинальной!

Mizar is a darkwave band hailing from Macedonia and A View to a Flower Garden is their album debut with the Bulgarian Corvus records. Mizar has been around since as long as 1983 and it seems the band has quite some reputation in the former Yugoslavian countries. I hardly know anything about that so I’ll just stick to this album since that is already good enough to judge it very positively. Vocalist Goran has a warm and deep voice that somewhat reminds of that of Type O Negative’s Peter Steele. He sings with much timbre and the dynamics in his vocals sound quite sacral. Influenced by the Eastern-orthdodox church chants. The lyrics are sung in the Macedonian language, here and there even in English, German and French. Mizar actually was the first band in that region which completed an album completely in Macedonian, instead of the regular Servo-Croatian which marktingwise was the obvious choice back then. The music itself consists of uptempo darkwave. Melancholic sounds with a strong gothic undercurrent and folk influences, in which you can trace the Balkan roots. The songs on A View to a Flower Garden are gripping, with genuine gothic rock influences at set moments. In reverb drenched guitars and neo-classical folk influences merge well in the music of Mizar. In the wonderful song ‘Pogled’ all of a sudden also a female voice is featured, a voice which reminds of Heather Nova. The album stays interesting from start to end and is a real recommendation to those who love darkwave and gothicrock who need to listen to something different and unknown.
Review by: TekNoir