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What if I told you that it would take only one person—one highly motivated, but only moderately skilled bad apple, with either authorized or…. Log in No account? Create an account. Remember me. Previous Share Flag Next. I have loved this song but only today bothered to look up the meaning of the words used in it not actually lyrics Now I know why I love it so. Navras - a Hindi word which, broken down, means nine "nava" emotional states "rasa" that are exhibited during music, drama, and the visual arts.

The nine different states are as follows: 1. Love 2. Humor 3. Pathos 4. However fans of Juno's brand of tribal, electronic music should not worry, as this album is drenched in tribal percussion and there isn't a full on bassline or minimal track to be found. In fact, if you loved Bible Of Dreams you are in luck as this album reminds me of that album , except extremely beefed up. So how does it sound? I was personally worried since the last three Juno Reactor albums have been most excellent, that there was simply no way the next album to compare.

I went in with low expectations and am happy to report I was basically proven wrong on almost every point. Conquistador I'm counting 1 and 2 together since there are essentially the same track opens up the album in what I feel just might be Juno Reactor's best track to date. Some lovely Spanish influence acoustic guitar lines drift in and out at first and slowly establish the mode of the track. Some ethereal female vocals and choir elements drift in and out adding to the atmosphere.

Some percussion starts to build into the shift into part 2 which drops us into full blown Juno Reactor "trance" mode. The percussion takes over and Mabi Thobejane comes in making it feel like this track is a secret missing gem from the Bible of Dreams session although it might even be better than most of that album. Descriptions are difficult, but I actually caught myself think "this might be as good as some Shpongle stuff" so it must be good.

Juno Reactor has always been and act to play add anything and everything to their sound and Giant is the "what the? I like this track, but I feel it is also the weak point of the album simply because the recording of the drums isn't up to par with the rest of the album, or even the track. Coming from an audio background I understand just how hard drums are to record well, but the fact remains that the drums are a hair flat.

Else wise it is a nice nasty track that probably would sound great if the rest of the album wasn't so well recorded. War Dogs is next and again, there is a small issue with the recording of the drums. They aren't as much of an issue as in Giant, but they still are a little flat. That said, its a small complaint here and the ethnic, somewhat Indian sounding breakdowns and vocals I love. There is some more Spanish guitar and even some crunchy guitar bits in the background although by no means are we talking heavy metal here.

For some reason I was never super impressed with the track in the movie itself, however being able to hear it here, without the movie and a million sound effects getting in the way I can see that this is actually a good track. Again, loads of percussion, loads of orchestral stuff. Its epic and I like it. Next is Zwara, which was released as a single several month back and thus probably familiar to many fans so not much comment is needed here.

Enough to say that it fits the vibe of the album perfectly. Mutant Message starts off as a moody down tempo number. Again, the usually elements are here percussion, strings, etc which focuses on some quiet, heavily echoed piano lines before getting thick and dirty, breaking down and getting dirty again to close it off. Similar in vibe to the opening o the album, this slow spacious number is all about atmosphere, with a simple percussion line soaked in reverb providing the base for some more angelic female vocals, a droning clean arppegiated guitar line and various flyby lines and elements.

This is down tempo music at its best. Narvas closes of the album and should be familiar to anyone who has Matrix Revolutions as the closing track during the credits.

Its huge, its epic and it closes the album since there is nothing that you could really follow it up with. Again, it sounds like some lost Bible of Dreams track on steroids and since this listener considers Bible of Dreams among the best albums ever, this is a good thing.

The end result - Despite some minor drum recording issues with Giant and War Dogs, this is an excellent album. While fans of straight up "club" psy-trance might not get too into Juno Reactor, people who are simply fans of good music should find a lot to like here. Good stuff!!!!

Bahamut 4 posts. Jon Cocco 3 posts. Cinos 3 posts. What an amazing album, been listening to this for practically two days in a row now. Unlike some other artists these days, JR doesn't desperately try to change and be "different", instead they keep on mastering their skills and doing what they're best at!

The result sounds like them, which is a great thing. This album has more raw energy than the rest of the year's releases combined. With Beyond the Infinite, this is the best album from Juno so far, imo. As I stated in 2 other threads already I would buy this album regardles if I like it or not. I also stated that I wassnt to impressed by the latest albums of Juno Reactor. Well, I went to get this album without listening to it.

I came home, Turned my Genelec's to the top and put the cd into the player I cant believe how good the production is on this album, the sounds, so Juno Reactor, a sound that is very special for this group. Eventhough they have been using this style to sequence, to make the sounds, they have made it very clear that they can bring out a very fresh sound sounding like they always have done.

Juno's just getting further and further from the "mainstream psytrance" sound Oh and it also has a lot of rockish influences as well Creativity-wise I'd say that this is on par with Shpongle : these guys just take influences from all over the world and music scene and put them in a huge melting pot giving us a pleasurable experience.

Mutant Message is my fave track, it's in the slow and heavy industrial style of the late 80s I just love it when artists manage to put this huge power inside their tracks without going crazy with the BPMs! Anyone into industrial will know what I'm talking about.

Eat your heart out Front War Dogs reminded me a lot of God is God which is one of my fave Juno tracks so I love this one as well. At first i didn't like the "angelic" voice singing but after some more listens it just seems to fit in perfectly, the whole track seems to tell a story it has become my absolute top chill-out track at the moment!!

Finally something to match Lu Ci-ana. Well, I guess that's a matter of personal taste I'm sure that Juno fans will love it Sometimes there are so many vocals that I feel compelled to turn down the volume Other times he makes some freakin great stuff!

I won't rate this though, I think this is one of those "buy it and try it for yourself" albums. Stunning album! It is even more progressed style than before and whole album sounds like you're inside the labyrinth with sounds and voices all around you.

Juno simply never dissapoint Fantastic as well. Afterwards, the flamenco guitar of the 1st part comes back. Yellow Sunshine Explosion. Ayahuasca - BPM. Beyond Ourselves - BPM. Xamanist - "Ananda" - BPM.

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