Parallax - Empty Field Collected Works 1999 2004

Review by Jos Poortvliet

The album Empty Field Collected Works 1999-2004 by Parallax is a masterpiece that showcases the band's experimental and unique sound. The album is a compilation of works from the early years of the band's career, and it is evident that Parallax was ahead of their time.

The album opens with the track "Empty Field," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The haunting melodies and intricate percussion create an eerie atmosphere that draws the listener in. The use of electronic elements adds a futuristic touch to the music, making it stand out from other works of the time.

The album is a journey through Parallax's evolution as a band, with each track showcasing a different aspect of their sound. "Nightfall" is a standout track that features a beautiful piano melody that is accompanied by layers of electronic soundscapes. "Eclipse" is another standout track that features a driving beat and distorted vocals that create a sense of urgency.

Summary by Jos Poortvliet

Empty Field Collected Works 1999-2004 is a must-listen for fans of experimental music. Parallax's unique sound and innovative use of electronic elements make this album a timeless classic. The compilation of works from the early years of the band's career provides a glimpse into their evolution as a band and their impact on the music industry.