TRANSITIONS

What we get here is basically half indie (the ethereal kind of slightly alternative tunes where you have to think about stoners, cloud castles and such) and lite version of Post-Rock of a very melodic (or mellow) kind, harmonic, a bit atmospheric (but not that much of ambient element), a little bit of good ol' high and lows (Black Bag is the most prominent of non prominence of this element on "Transitions") and all in all, it's a good artsy album, but except the beauty, there are not much strong moments per se, but fortunately the album goes on well. The album is good in sounding good, but excellent ? Perfect ? I suppose not. Fortunately, second "side" helps a bit, brings new elements, such as the ones in wild traditional Diabolique and enough treats till the end of these 50+ minutes, I have to say that I am satisfied.