Serpents And The Tree Electro Waves Under Water First time we got acquaintance with Waves Under Water where when we reviewed their album slice called 'A short presentation of' back in April. A couple of months have passed and we are now ready to eat the whole cake in the form of an album called 'Serpents and the Tree'. It's an album filled with a sort of dark and sweet electro pop that very much focus on Angelica's voice. The music is well composed and even though it don't go crazy of exploring new grounds, it's filled with nice melodies and does its job of lifting forward the vocals with great success. Angelica's voice is great, every now and then it though sound a bit forced, but nevertheless generally it's is as lovely as a midsummer night. In the album preview we got to listen to "Serpents and the Tree", "Winter Garden" and "Nothing More", of course all of them are in this full-length, but I've found some new favourites like "Thirsty", "Because She Is Immortal" and my overall favourite "Still Here". It's one of those albums that manage to keep the quality all through the whole piece and I'm actually quite impressed with this debut album. Well done! 450
Brutal Resonance

Waves Under Water - Serpents And The Tree

8.0
"Great"
Spotify
Released 2009 by Calorique Records
First time we got acquaintance with Waves Under Water where when we reviewed their album slice called 'A short presentation of' back in April. A couple of months have passed and we are now ready to eat the whole cake in the form of an album called 'Serpents and the Tree'.

It's an album filled with a sort of dark and sweet electro pop that very much focus on Angelica's voice. The music is well composed and even though it don't go crazy of exploring new grounds, it's filled with nice melodies and does its job of lifting forward the vocals with great success. Angelica's voice is great, every now and then it though sound a bit forced, but nevertheless generally it's is as lovely as a midsummer night.

In the album preview we got to listen to "Serpents and the Tree", "Winter Garden" and "Nothing More", of course all of them are in this full-length, but I've found some new favourites like "Thirsty", "Because She Is Immortal" and my overall favourite "Still Here". It's one of those albums that manage to keep the quality all through the whole piece and I'm actually quite impressed with this debut album. Well done!
Jan 04 2010

Patrik Lindström

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Founder of Brutal Resonance in 2009, founder of Electroracle and founder of ex Promonetics. Used to write a whole lot for Brutal Resonance and have written over 500 reviews. Nowadays, mostly focusing on the website and paving way for our writers.

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