For almost 2 years now I already own Schiller's world travel. She had to get on the show day one of my goals after I was done already from the first album "Zeitgeist". "World Travel" in my opinion beats "Zeitgeist" However, by far. Christopher von Deylen and Mirko von Schlieffen are true masters of their craft. They produce chill music that proves that peace can have power and authority, more than even the most loud bass. Let yourself drift, that is the goal, which has the CD. I am contrary to some other authors, however, do not think that Schiller is a successful mix of "Enigma" and "Chicane". Especially "world tour" stands out from these two artists from, because it is less commercial than "Chicane" and not as "Enigma", rather Nordic tinged (my feelings), but transported exoticism. While working Schiller also by the means of European classical music (move - just terrific), but are Schiller influences besides Northern Europe (-> Cooperation with Isgaard) well especially in the Asian region and you can hear (sound recording, inter alia, China, Uzbekistan, Turkey , Taiwan and Thailand). Impressive is the combination of both (A beautiful day). Schiller's strengths lie primarily in the vocal-less songs, because there the beauty of music fully expressed. But the voices of Heppner (Wolfsheim) and Kim Sanders fit seamlessly into the resulting in Headshot while listening to the CD. Even those who have the album already, in addition to recommend the DVD, because Schiller's music in accordance with impressive pictures of "Voxtours" is a dream!
