Quiet, harmonious album

Seventeen years they have already been in the music business and with Transludica "is now already the sixth album of the Middle Ages-electrical tape QNTAL hit the stores. The success of the band has proved that medieval tolerated wonderfully together with electronic sounds.

Twelve titles includes the new shekel, in the standard version ". In the UK, is also still a Limited published edition that on a second CD a new track and alternative versions to three titles (Ludus" La Froidor "Slahte will") contains, which can also be found on the album.

A lot of variety is, however, not offered what is not to say that the individual songs do not differ from each other. On the contrary, monotonous Transludica "not - at least not in a negative way - rather an album without highlights, in which the individual songs flow into one another: dreamy, graceful, melancholy, accompanied by späherischen, gently-electronic sounds that the create perfect, sounded deep atmosphere for Sigrid Syrah "Stockhausen charming mezzosoprano.

The highlights of the CD are Sumer "and Ludus" which stand out a bit from the rest of the album and almost invite to dance. Nevertheless QNTAL Transludica remains a quiet, harmonious music - as one would expect from the band. Sung is back in a variety of languages: Middle High German, Latin, English and Old French. In the long run, the CD but is only "as relaxing background music.