/Indietronica, Chamber pop,
Alternative pop, Electronic pop, Cowbell indie, Modern classical, Organic
electronica, Post-rock, Mood music/
Comment: Zeon Light is a decent tape music
label from Sweden whose vast discography (65 articles in total) embraces lots
of outstanding releases. However, Eluna`s 4-track issue is an organic blend of
fine indie electronic reveries, restrained post-rock styled panoramas and echoey
piano chords fuelled chamber pop/classical music insights extended by concrete
music fragments here and there. Every element on it is produced in a way to be
out of razzmatazz every detail on it is thoroughly bound and fixed into the
entirety. Those gradual progressions constitute a sublime feel getting into the
listener`s soul thereof. It goes along effortlessly, without applying any power
to reach its goal (reminding of Laozi`s main postulate). Furthermore, by watching
the cover of the album it will insinuate pleasant rustic perceptions inside. By
kindred souls there can be drawn parallels upon the likes of Oskar Hallbert
(Sweden), and So I`m An Islander (Denmark), for instance. In a nutshell, it can
be said the result is fascinating and wondrous at any point of its course.
