And again a demanding highlight of interplanar Records

Content:
After the destruction of the asteroid Icarus obscured an impenetrable dust and debris cloud the sky. The ecological balance on Earth is falling apart and the crops stay out. Humanity suffers hunger and poverty. Especially bad is the situation in Metropolis. Since the city is built on pillars in the sea is dependent on support from the outside and not to feed themselves independently capable. Since Mark Brandis summarizes a daring decision. By the data of the holographic copy of an information carrier from the Civil War Brandis learns of a secret food reserve, which was created in order to feed the population in times of crisis. Together with a convoy of selected ships and pilots makes Mark Brandis set off into the unknown.

Opinion:
Meanwhile, the publishing schedule has settled on a series every three months. Here the listener can be sure, however, to obtain a high quality in all areas of production. So it is with the 27 series of MARK Brandis, which is linked seamlessly to the events of the last episode. Brandis has to deal with the consequences of the destruction of the asteroid Icarus in Metropolis convoy. The authors thus draw an equally frightening as authentic scenario that was set to music as always very vividly and comprehensibly. Here once again is the awesome power of the Speaker to praise, first and foremost, of course, Michael Lott, seems to be the role of the written foreman Mark Brandis on the body. Particularly impressive is once again the harmonious and very evocative interplay between action and music that is truly unique. This time, the serial nature is emphasized by cameos known figures. Also elaborated clearly the science fiction elements, in the form of the holographic image of a long dead and the fictitious space phenomenon which is referred to herein as Goldonische lock. Not is stingy course with dramatic moments, although Mark Brandis and his companions truly have the best of luck to bad luck. But it was granted them. Or to put it in the words of Cpt. Benjamin Sisko from the series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to say: Luck favors the brave. With this in mind, keep it up.