Moongarden - Round Midnight
	Released: 2004 Label: Galileo Records Cat. No.: Gr 008 Total Time:
	Reviewed by: Davide Guidone, July 2004 After four years, Moongarden return with a high quality album. And it is worth the waiting. The album is quite interesting because it shows some different aspects of music: it contains pop, post rock, classic prog, hard rock and so on. It has a dark atmosphere and it is very sad; in fact, the main topic of this release is loneliness and it is represented by some parts a là Porcupine Tree or Radiohead. The group makes much use of electronic sounds, which gives it a touch of innovative mark, and that makes this disc particular. A very good signing for Galileo Records. Rating: 4/5 [See also Marcel's -ed] More about Round Midnight: Track Listing: ‘Round Midnight / Wounded / Killing The Angel / Lucifero / Slowmotion Streets / Learning To Live Under The Ground / Coda: Psychedelic Subway Ride / Nightmare Concrete / Oh, By The Way, We’re So Many In This City And So Damn Alone Musicians: Cristiano Roversi - keyboards and stick Luca Palleschi -voice David Cremoni - Guitars Mirko Tagliasecchi - bass Massimiliano Sorrentini - drums and samples Contact: Website: www.moongarden.it Note: will open new browser window Email: infomoongarden@interfree.it Discography Moonsadness (1995) Brainstorm Of Emptyness (1996) The Gates Of Omega (2001) Round Midnight (2004)
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