Signalrunners - Don't Look Back | One Last Look
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 1:31 pm[align=justify]Artist ............ : Signalrunners
Title ............. : Don't Look Back | One Last Look
Label ............. : Anjunabeats
Catalog Number .... : ANJ092
Source ............ : CD Single
Playtime .......... : 00:15:07
1. Don't Look Back 7:16
2. One Last Look 7:51
The follow up to the astounding Aria Epica by half Scottish, half American duo Alan Nimmo and Andrew Bayer a.k.a. Signalrunners is bound to cause a storm. Don't Look Back immediately grabs your attention with its techy sequencing and electroishy bassline drop bound to hit right where it counts. It then unexpectedly breaks into a truly emotive classical piano before morphing back into beautifully driving Electro-influenced Trance. A tune that does none but deliver!
One Last Look continues the use of emotive piano riffs, but this time in a completely different direction with this melodic trancer. With a breakdown that could be confused with being picked from a Hans Zimmer film score, One Last Look is likely to be peeking out of DJs record bags a few more times than it suggests![/align]
Title ............. : Don't Look Back | One Last Look
Label ............. : Anjunabeats
Catalog Number .... : ANJ092
Source ............ : CD Single
Playtime .......... : 00:15:07
1. Don't Look Back 7:16
2. One Last Look 7:51
The follow up to the astounding Aria Epica by half Scottish, half American duo Alan Nimmo and Andrew Bayer a.k.a. Signalrunners is bound to cause a storm. Don't Look Back immediately grabs your attention with its techy sequencing and electroishy bassline drop bound to hit right where it counts. It then unexpectedly breaks into a truly emotive classical piano before morphing back into beautifully driving Electro-influenced Trance. A tune that does none but deliver!
One Last Look continues the use of emotive piano riffs, but this time in a completely different direction with this melodic trancer. With a breakdown that could be confused with being picked from a Hans Zimmer film score, One Last Look is likely to be peeking out of DJs record bags a few more times than it suggests![/align]