"Music For Falling From Trees", Peter Broderick's 5th album, is a score he did for a contemporary dance production created by London-based choreograph Adrienne Hart. Like many other Neo-Classical artists Mr. Broderick's sound should not be ignored anymore. Most Classical musicians evoke heaps of emotion when it comes to their music, that being said; with Peter Broderick you will get sad, powerful, wonderful, scary, warm & cold all in one shiny unbelievable sound.
Tons of strings, LOTS of piano, rich/lush swells & crescendos, and more emotion than one artist should be able to display. The songs undulate between relaxing quite ambience to emphatic/paranoid apex's of beauty and fear.
My favorite Peter Broderick album is definitely "Float" for it's brilliant atmosphere, but this would be #2, I like "Music For Falling.." for it's somewhat "classical" approach to Classical music. For fans of Neo-Classical, Olafur Arnalds, Max Richter, etc. RECOMMENDED
Standout Tracks: Pill Induced Slumber, The Dream (gave me goose bumps), Electroconvulsive Shock, The Patch To Recovery
nice review. although the link goes to amazon america, where the record isn't out until july. i bought it via store.erasedtapes.com
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