Search - Meg Bowles :: Blue Cosmos

Fabulous ambient/space composition

06/11/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"ABSOLUTE must-have for Echoes/Hearts of Space fans. Bowles, doing a super job of synthesizer work, gives us the "dark side" of this genre (with Jonn Serrie's Chronicles works being the complement). Probably my favorite CD as of this writing."

Fantastic Voyage

Guardian of the Zen Sea | Looking after the sun and surf | 08/31/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I only got introduced to Meg Bowles when I heard her latest release, "From the Dark Earth." That CD was great because of the deep, dark spaces conversation between the synthsizer and the horn. After hearing that CD, I went looking for other releases and found this one, her second on Kumatone. This one is different, and not as brroding. The music still takes the listener to the darker corners of the universre, but hey, there is nothing depressing about going there with Ms. Bowles! It is more like taking a journey of the heart and mind to those soft dark corners under the comforter, where you can just happen to see the universe in your hands."

Good entry in the space music genre

Jmark2001 | Florida | 10/14/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"If you like Jonn Serrie, this will appeal to you. A lot of New Age music is made by hacks and no-talents. I have noticed that people who are tone deaf and have very little exposure to music will rave about some of the worst stuff available. This is a good entry in the space ambient genre. There aren't any bombastic moments and the whole thing varies in tone and mood throughout."