MP3 Cold Fusion - Trail of Tears
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Edgy American Indian Soundscapes that will reach out and make you feel their pain, leaving you to wonder how it could ever have been allowed to happen. Beautiful flowing melodies to aggressive Gilmour'esque guitar - this one will haunt you.
8 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Native American, NEW AGE: Ambient
Details:
The Trail of tears was produced by Trevor Sewell for MTMmusic
Review
Cold fusion have enjoyed considerable underground success on the uk scene, with this being their third album to date - although there is no doubt that they write from the heart and their previous offerings have been very well received they have tended to shun any associated attention. They have been accused of being everything from a simple pain in the ass to downright uncooperative, however the truth is that they are still, as they have always been, happy just to make music that moves them and remain true to their own intrinsic values. They DO believe that the American Indians had and continue to have a raw deal, something that most people accept these days and wished to reflect this through their music. I think they have succeeded.
Ian Bush -(Buzz) five stars
News
Cold Fusion are currently in the studio recording their 4th album which will be ready to coincide with their first ever major european tour which is expected to kick off in Germany in early April of next year.
Dedication
This album is dedicated with respect to the American Indian culture that has survived throughout all of the events of the past centuries despite losing virtually all of their material posessions by maintaining their dignity and sense of identity, a lesson that many so called civilised societies could perhaps learn from.
Special thanks go to:
Kev Archer for the brilliant sax playing
Barbara and Tanya for the great backing vocals
Trevor Sewell for guitar playing and production.
Andy Phelan for engineering.
all at MTM for support and expertise.
Disclaimer
As there was no direct translation available, the voices were chosen for their depth of character and integrity, in much the same way as one would choose a musical instrument.
8 MP3 Songs
WORLD: Native American, NEW AGE: Ambient
Details:
The Trail of tears was produced by Trevor Sewell for MTMmusic
Review
Cold fusion have enjoyed considerable underground success on the uk scene, with this being their third album to date - although there is no doubt that they write from the heart and their previous offerings have been very well received they have tended to shun any associated attention. They have been accused of being everything from a simple pain in the ass to downright uncooperative, however the truth is that they are still, as they have always been, happy just to make music that moves them and remain true to their own intrinsic values. They DO believe that the American Indians had and continue to have a raw deal, something that most people accept these days and wished to reflect this through their music. I think they have succeeded.
Ian Bush -(Buzz) five stars
News
Cold Fusion are currently in the studio recording their 4th album which will be ready to coincide with their first ever major european tour which is expected to kick off in Germany in early April of next year.
Dedication
This album is dedicated with respect to the American Indian culture that has survived throughout all of the events of the past centuries despite losing virtually all of their material posessions by maintaining their dignity and sense of identity, a lesson that many so called civilised societies could perhaps learn from.
Special thanks go to:
Kev Archer for the brilliant sax playing
Barbara and Tanya for the great backing vocals
Trevor Sewell for guitar playing and production.
Andy Phelan for engineering.
all at MTM for support and expertise.
Disclaimer
As there was no direct translation available, the voices were chosen for their depth of character and integrity, in much the same way as one would choose a musical instrument.
in partnership with CDbaby
