Again a very good album by Boris Blenn there. there are really masterpeaces on this album that are probably some of the best electronic ambient tracks ever created. These are Fragment, Freezer, Löwen im Regeu and Big blue. All those tracks are very hypnotic and have a really geat and deep atmosphere with the typical Boris Blenn sounds but the production quality is very high. Such music is best listened during some autumn morning just when it slowly starts to get brighter and before the sunrais meet the horizon, then the music has the biggest influence on the listener.

And there is one outstanding track that is a true masterpeace by Boris Blenn, called Liquid Sky, it has a very powerful and dark atmosphere. I thas a very sad atmosphere and sounds really dramatic during 3:00 and 4:00 but it still is relaxing. A true ambient masterpeace that shows the skills and musical abilities of the German master Boris Blenn, big respect for that track and the whole album, High quality albums like this justify saving money for an expensive audiosystem/ headphones + mp3 player in order to hear it even deeper.

There are a few rather dissapointing tracks on this album however, which are fast and sound like tracks of other artists that produced goa trance during 1999 - 2002. But that´s no reason to not buy the album, the high quality dark and atmospheric ambient masterpeaces are worth the album.

This is Boirs Blenns second album with less activity of Michael dressler, and this album sounds just as it looks when you look at the cover. This album is a psychedelic goa masterpeace and I think has set standarts to goa trance, at least this sounds how goa trance should sound! Very deep melodies, electronic acidic sounds, a vocal here and there, could be a bit more IMO and every track has a different experience. The tracks producer with? Michael Dressler, Sunset Skyline and Astral Voyage are true goa masterpeaces and are definatly unique tracks that can´t be found again by any other artis, beautiful authentic melodies, not too long, just authentic goa tracks that don´t get boring and don´t age. Stardiver is a bit slower than the rest of the album but it is a pure goa track, that track just defines goa because it follows all goa rules and it follows them very well! The best track on the album probably is Alien Encouter (part 1), it can be found on Boris Blenn´s Galaxy project on the album Angel, too and it is an ambient masterpeace. This track shows that if an artist is talented simplisity is better than complexity, it has a deeper atmosphere then most chillout and ambient tracks we can find, it goes deep into our mind and changes our feelings, which last way after the track aktually has finished.

The album is a masterpeace in electronic music and Boris Blenn is a very talented musician who produced music, that influenced the goa trance and ambient scene.

I think you just don´t have understanding of any electronic music and would give cheesy Israel fullon 5 stars, you moron. This album is one of the finest electronic albums ever greated. It is simple yes, but simplisity is sometimes way deeper than complexity, but I think you are more a man who looks for quantity instead of quality, too bad. This album has some very special, unique and not too simple tracks like Baile Celestial, what a track, that track is just one of the best tracks a human ever has created, so pure, so nice electronic sounds and the melodies are just beautiful, melanchonic like the beginning of autumn, still give you feelings of love what the whole album seems to try. The tracks Electrouniverse vol 3D and Open your heart are no different. I can´t comment all tracks here because all tracks are unique and there is no single bad track. People who don´t appreciate this pure electronic album maybe better not listen to goa trance anymore, because that´s all goa trance and electronic goa ambient is all about. Very deep emotional melodies, beautifully high quality acid synths, authetnic percussion and each track has a story. It should have the max raiting the review system allows!!! Long live Boris Blenn!