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    I/DEX

    Seqsextend

    (2003)

    Reviewed by Len Nash

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    Label Nexsound RecordsThe Phantom Tollbooth2004
    ambientelectronicelectronica

    Coming out of the Ukraine, Nexsound Records provides some varied electro music. Now here's. Seqsextend is something interesting, simple, yet good. The atmospheric feel is quite well done. It brings back the times out on the road. Whether or not the listener is currently on the road, it's got that filling feeling of travel music with lush electronic beats. The music is down to earth with no vocals, which may seem interesting to some, and not so interesting for others.

    3.5 tocks

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