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Le temps du rêve is an album released on May 17 by French melodic post rock group Synopsys. Forty two minutes long, the record has eight tracks: Morning in the wilderness, Reverie of rising star, Impulse, Leviathan, Into the abyss, Beyond the black ocean, Dusk and A whisper in the evening. With a fantastic style of their own, solidly abrasive guitars, ferociously consistent rhythms, and an intriguing and brutally melodic musical outline with a craving flavor of power and post metal, despite the fact that their sound is very calm, soft and profoundly sensible, there is a genuine leonine force firmly engraved into each and every note of this group, as they slowly drive the listener into a distinct scale of infinity, upon which your soul marvelously experience another level of existentialist rapture.
With the genuine strength of an audacity filled with the exhilaration of endless creative possibilities, Le temps du rêve is a very categorical and lucid work of art. Life can be felt in every molecule of each and every condescending stream of marvelous melodies, as they descend in a current wave of transforming beauty, that sustains every circle of clarity exhibited by the music throughout its sincere flood of spontaneous grace.
Nonetheless, there is in this album some unexpressive moments of lethargic and uniform passages, too exceedingly slow, and doomed to a sense of sameness. This does not diminish the value of the work in any way whatsoever. Unfortunately, these moments can be hard to endure after some time, since they are, besides repetitive, too extensive.
But despite its flaws, the musical grace that is abundant in the album makes Le temps du rêve to be deemed a very lucid, graceful, genuine and appealing record. With the precious domain of a brightly resourceful musical technique, developed by a band that knows with exact precision what they are really searching sonorously, Le temps du rêve reveals itself to be a majorly intelligent, good and incredibly interesting album. I reiterate here the fact that, while it is not, indeed, a perfect album, there is excellent and inspiring tracks on this work, that genuinely aspire to a higher form of art, upon which I can positively affirm that a lucid, cohesive and overwhelming category of music can be easily ascribed to Synopsys.
Wagner
With the genuine strength of an audacity filled with the exhilaration of endless creative possibilities, Le temps du rêve is a very categorical and lucid work of art. Life can be felt in every molecule of each and every condescending stream of marvelous melodies, as they descend in a current wave of transforming beauty, that sustains every circle of clarity exhibited by the music throughout its sincere flood of spontaneous grace.
Nonetheless, there is in this album some unexpressive moments of lethargic and uniform passages, too exceedingly slow, and doomed to a sense of sameness. This does not diminish the value of the work in any way whatsoever. Unfortunately, these moments can be hard to endure after some time, since they are, besides repetitive, too extensive.
But despite its flaws, the musical grace that is abundant in the album makes Le temps du rêve to be deemed a very lucid, graceful, genuine and appealing record. With the precious domain of a brightly resourceful musical technique, developed by a band that knows with exact precision what they are really searching sonorously, Le temps du rêve reveals itself to be a majorly intelligent, good and incredibly interesting album. I reiterate here the fact that, while it is not, indeed, a perfect album, there is excellent and inspiring tracks on this work, that genuinely aspire to a higher form of art, upon which I can positively affirm that a lucid, cohesive and overwhelming category of music can be easily ascribed to Synopsys.
Wagner
