Lost souls?

Rating: 9/10
What we hear is music. Tellingly, it can hardly describe what Jimi Goodwin and Jez and Andy Williams brothers from Manchester on their debut - have created - Lost Souls. "The art to add sounds in melodic, harmonic and rhythmic order to form a whole" is in the dictionary when you look up the word "music", ... and the triffts. The wide range of melodies and the cooperation of almost all musical instruments, virtually all times get a guest appearance, here creates music that comes floating easily through the speakers into the room, and, despite all the fine. The low levels of awareness and the moderate sales figures are very unfortunate, but show that not about everyday Britpop supplied here.
"Here it comes, here comes my time in the sun" is "Fire Suite" sung following the introductory instrumental, indicating that even the direction in which one hour accompanies the feelings of the listener. The feeling neat to soak up the sun again. Cheerful and lively, sometimes thoughtful, but never corny, it's here to work. There is no Easy Listening concept here, but seasoned by delicate experiments emotional cinema. Since the voice is ever chased by a synthesizer quiet times beaten about the severity as in wonderfully restrained "Break Me Gently" or, as the climax of the panel "The Cedar Room". Exemplary of the atmosphere are also "Melody Calls" and "Catch the Sun", that let you forget even more with this wonderful atmosphere the handset that life often not so runs, how's wishes.
A great album that will continue to guide personally for a long time. Lost Souls are more than those who do not benefit from this drive.