, From Nursery To Misery, Leonid Tulyakov, The Revolving Eyes - Floating on slow boats across waterborne flower petals

Review by Teresa Mourant

Floating on slow boats across waterborne flower petals is an experimental album that brings together the talents of From Nursery To Misery, Leonid Tulyakov, and The Revolving Eyes. The album is a complex and layered work that blends multiple genres, including ambient, electronic, and experimental music.

The album's opening track, "Waterborne Flower Petals," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its dreamy, atmospheric soundscapes. The track features delicate piano lines, ethereal synths, and distant field recordings that create a sense of drifting on a calm river.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Slow Boats," which features glitchy beats and abstract sound design, and "Beneath The Surface," which blends haunting vocals with shimmering electronic textures.

Summary by Teresa Mourant

Floating on slow boats across waterborne flower petals is a fascinating and immersive listening experience that rewards repeated listens. The album showcases the unique talents of its contributors and is a must-listen for fans of experimental music.