By Shaene Berryman (DJ Clay)<\/p>\n
Phantasmagoric is an album produced by a woman and a man by the names of Grace and Tony (respectively). Their style of music has a Renaissance-like sound to it, very string oriented with subtle drums. They tell different stories in each song.<\/p>\n
The songs are constructed beautifully with very unique, enticing melodies and structure. This music is upbeat and joyful, shaded with a dark, brooding feeling that mixes so sweetly. Most songs are very good for dancing to, like: A Fever On The Cthulu Queen<\/em> – especially because it is instrumental.<\/p>\n Overall, they use instruments like a guitar, strings (violin-like in nature), and a drum set. Both Grace and Tony have incredible, piercing voices, and you\u2019d swear you hear angels singing when the two singers harmonize. A few of my favorites from this album are Adam Of Labour<\/em>, The 1<\/em>, and 072713<\/em>, but don\u2019t mistake those for being the only good songs, every single one this album is fantastic.<\/p>\n All of the sounds blend together perfectly to make an enchanting album that transports you to a time of Knights, castles, and sorcery. The songs are all very different in themselves, but they retain the same style\/genre. This is a very beautiful album with a professional and original sound, I would absolutely buy it.<\/p>\n