Eloy Fritsch, Mythology - 1h 3m

Tracks & Durations

1. The Creation	2:59
2. Inti	3:07
3. Assur	3:45
4. Curupira	4:04
5. Aphrodite	2:57
6. Shiva	3:41
7. Isis	3:15
8. Asgard	2:45
9. Atlantis	5:55
10. Excalibur	6:08
11. Jupiter	4:00
12. Kinich-Ahau	6:07
13. Yang & Yin	3:29
14. Quetzalcoatl	6:05
15. Mermaids	4:34

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Review

Eloy FRITSCH performs an elegant electronic music that evolves between VANGELIS' ambient & impressionist electronic, and the synthesised Progressive rock of masters such as Rick WAKEMAN or Patrick MORAZ. With "Space Music" (2000), the APOCALYPSE's brazilian keyboards player goes into parts that are worthy of those last two virtuosos. With "Mythology" (2002), he refines his style which is more impressionist and majestic. This ambitious work justly uses the whole panel of his electronic sounds to depict fifteen tracks exclusively dedicated to the different gods worshipped in the past. The Mesopotamian, Hindu, Amerindian, Inca, African, Greek, Egyptian, Scandinavian, Roman or Chinese are outlined here by an instrumental composition. Thanks to his panoply of keyboards and computers, Eloy FRITSCH has been able to free his imagination. He leads us in a very relaxing trip, in the fantastic world of mythology...

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