dreamlin.com - review

A review on Bit Mountain at garageband.com

Tue, 30 May 2006 05:28:43 -0700

The track itself can me found last fm. Or the 30 seconds at napster: Bit Mountain.

ARTIST: DREAMLIN
SONG: BIT MOUNTAIN
GENRE: ELECTRONIC / POST-ROCK, ALMOST JAZZ
SIMILAR: TRISTEZA, HIM, LUMEN

What’s on Bit Mountain? And how does one find transport from these bedrooms, offices, and headphones to its digital silicone-topped peaks. What is the view from above?

With virtuous guitar playing and groove, sweet groove DreamLin performs a musical conversation between several elements. With moments of infinite regress time stuttering (where your mind falls in a repetitious hypnotic hole) and interaction of careful guitar, bass, and sequenced drums. It sounds as if there was some post-production editing that offers appeasement to ears bloodied from raucous anticlimaxes. Flow.

A review on Upside Dawn at garageband.com

Thu, 25 May 2006 04:57:30 -0700

The track itself can me found at last.fm. Or the 30 seconds at napster: Upside dawn

ARTIST: DREAMLIN
SONG: UPSIDE DAWN
GENRE: ELECTRONIC / TRIP HOP
SIMILAR: E MILES LAND, ST. GERMAIN, PAN-AMERICAN

This
piece has chill written all over it. Indeed, a good thing. This piece is «Upside Dawn» (the site says Upside Down, but the codecs say otherwise), a Trip Hop entry from Dreamlin. Nice beats, smooth keys, and cosmic effects all serve you a frothy mug of plain chill.

Some words on our track Olive.

Wed, 24 May 2006 11:20:34 -0700

The track itself can me found at last.fm. Or the 30 seconds at napster: Olive

@ raw42:

«Olive» Chillout/Lounge
warbling synth line opens this feel good track up. based around melodic synths and fairly frantic percussive based beats its a sure toe tapper.

@ internetdj.com

Its like i got atacked by a conga sqaud.. I dig it.. Its kind like sped up breaky deep house...i truly love it keep up the good work. I give you a ten for outstanding audio quality!

Press

Sun, 30 Apr 2006 10:18:37 -0700

The oldest rewiev of our music we could find. From raw42.
A review on Upside Dawn at garageband.com
Interview on Raves.com
The text for our gig in Poland.
Promo Text in Russian. Version '006

review @ raw42.com

Sun, 30 Apr 2006 10:15:17 -0700

dreamlin
genre: ambient

dreamlin seems to have been getting a lot of attention lately (and for a while now) for their track the light of the night and for good reason: it's an excellent ambient creation. since its original release, it's been remixed several times and has been followed up with a few other very well put together tracks.

the light of the night is simply a gorgeous song, with nice crisp trip-hop like drums, smoothly looped acoustic guitar, offbeat background sounds, and scattered samples. it opens well with some wavery guitar and effects and quickly slides into the main guitar line that carries most of the song. soon, a very well done, slightly echoed bassline joins the mix, and the song continues until about 0:50 when the drums and bass fall away leaving a pleasant stretch of ambience. from there, the song continues in much the same manner, alternating between its two previously mentioned states: with and without the drums and bass. finally, everything gradually falls away to leave only the wavering guitar that began the song. the track sounds great, with nice bright, clean sounds and interesting effects throughout, and i wouldn't hesitate to send it straight to the top tracks list if there was only a little more variation worked in. unfortunately, though it never becomes a problem, the listener has heard virtually all of what the five and a half minute song has to offer in the first minute and a half. the drums, though they are very well put together, could especially use some alteration, whether by means of interesting fills, breaks or simply a few slightly modified loops. all in all the light of the night is a great song, but a bit oversimplified in its structure and sound for my tastes. very smooth, and very relaxing.