Mixing Colours
by Roger Eno
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  1. Lajaleaa
    May 6, 2020
    5
    ( 55/100 )
    @tuznalgaz
    No es que no sepa apreciar la Música Clásica o la música Ambiental y Experimental, es uno de los géneros que probablemente es más difícil crear, sin embargo Roger Eno y Brian Eno han hecho un álbum sin discurso, sin emoción, sin narrativa. Es apenas una sensación que se va tan rapido como llega. No hay decoro, extensión o tamaño, simplemente un ruido espacial que    ( 55/100 )
    @tuznalgaz

    No es que no sepa apreciar la Música Clásica o la música Ambiental y Experimental, es uno de los géneros que probablemente es más difícil crear, sin embargo Roger Eno y Brian Eno han hecho un álbum sin discurso, sin emoción, sin narrativa. Es apenas una sensación que se va tan rapido como llega. No hay decoro, extensión o tamaño, simplemente un ruido espacial que de dudosa procedencia y que pasa en frente de nuestros oídos con indiferencia, y aunque nos incite a voltear a ver, simplemente la ausencia de una forma o figura es lo que deja al espectador confundido y dormido. Sí hay algún valor en esta música necesita ser explicada pues su destino carece de propósito. Estas canciones de cuna son perfectas para no ser escuchadas.
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    It is not that I don't know how to appreciate Classical Music or Ambiental and Experimental music, is probably one of the most difficult genres to create, nevertheless, Roger Eno and Brian Eno has made a speechless album, with no emotion and no narrative. It is barely a sensation that goes away as quickly as it came. There is no embellishment, extension, or size, simply a spatial noise of doubted origin that comes by in front of our ears with indifference, and even if it provokes us to turn to see, simply the absence of form and figure is what leave the spectator confused and sleepy. If there's any value in this music, it needs to be explained because its destiny lacks porpoise. This llulaby is perfect for not being listened to.    … Expand

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Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 11
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 11
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  1. Q Magazine
    Apr 7, 2020
    80
    An 18-song adventure in sparse and particular beauty. [Jun 2020, p.97]
  2. Under The Radar
    Mar 31, 2020
    60
    While Mixing Colours has some of these delights, it is a much less grandiose affair borne out of amiable melodies and dulcet tones.
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  3. AllMusic
    Mar 30, 2020
    70
    The album seemingly becomes more spaced out towards the end, but the concluding "Slow Movement: Sand" feels like a solemn resolution and is one of its more affecting tracks.
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