Customer Reviews

Feeler

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I bought this album almost a year after buying their first release "A lifetime away". I must say that this one is certainly better. Perfume Tree bears alot of resemblences in atmosphere to the other Canadian act Delerium, except while Delerium borrows samples from everywhere else and is anything but original, Perfume Tree has a much more "authentic" sound (for lack of a better term). While Jane's voice isn't exactly emotional it is in fact soothing, and the album conveys images of being in a fogged forest with fairies dancing around me whenever I listen to it. Highley reccommended!

74 minutes of pure bliss: Feeler is excellent. Perfume Tree have made me re-evaluate the music I listen to. Feeler is easily one of the best albums of 1998, and I can't wait for more from Perfume Tree.

It took a trip to Tower Records while in Vienna, VA, for me to find this delicious offering. I knew not what lay in store for me as I glided home listening to this cd, and it has rarely stopped spinning since. Best cuts: Both Oceans, Flooded, and Instantaneous. Greater things yet lie ahead, I'm sure......

This CD is incredible...absolutely incredible..

Take me away. This is quite a relaxing and breathtaking
wash of sound. Lay back and say ahhhhhhh.......
These are not your standard Verse - Chorus - Verse structure.
They are long, blissful, but not ambient.

Think Kirsty Hawkshaw meets a surrealistic Portishead with
a bit of Massive Attack poured in for good measure. No,
these guys are not at all like Delerium to me, although I love
the rotating canvas of artists that make up Delerium.

The TB303 is put to unique usage on "Both Oceans"... yeah, possibly
a sample, but it doesn't matter the way it is used. Rather than
the tweaked out squeals in the club, it's used as an ambient,
hypnotic drone for a mellow journey. Other favorites of mine are
"Flooded" with it's atmospheric textures and drum n bass filtering
in and out, and "Warm Sun Fingers" weaves it's delayed drums echoing
out a dreamlike tapestry with Jane's vocals.

Nice rythms. Kick back and enjoy the groove.

Bla, Bla Bla. Why in gods name was this junk rated heigher than delerium. My freaken ears are bleeding after just the scratchy, un-understandable jibberish SAMPLES. You are obviously tone deaf. Delerium fans>> Please feel free to E-mail me if you have heard of any stuff worth hearing, besides delerium. i know its a one-of-a-kind type of music, so could the real music listening people please sit down and comment against all who put delerium down.