Musoscribe Describes the “Lush, Trance-Heavy” Vibes of A Produce
Musoscribe says “There’s a lush quality to Land of a Thousand Trances, the 1994 album from A Produce that has been newly reissued and expanded. A majestic, wide-screen feel redolent of Alpha Centauri-era Tangerine Dream (with a bit of early post-Syd Barrett Pink Floyd and a dash of “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” aesthetics) characterizes some of the music. The instrumentation is conventional, but the sonics themselves are not… This music is as “cinematic” as one could imagine. Each track sets up its own ambience (as it were) and runs with it… [the late Barry Craig‘s] trance-heavy works as showcased on Land of a Thousand Trances are exemplars of the ambient style.” Read the full review here.
Land of a Thousand Trances is at radio now from Independent Project Records.
