Underrated Silence
by Ulrich Schnauss
  • Record Label: Bureau B
  • Release Date: Feb 14, 2012
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  1. AlexxTrusc
    Apr 26, 2012
    5
    Ulrich Schnauss also known as the View to the Future or the Police In Cars With Headphones just released 23rd in his career CD with electronic overtones. We can find for example: a little pathetic, but also stirring "The Messiah Is Falling", developing steadily by sophisticated parties of synthesizers "Long Distance Call", supported by vocals "Forgotten" or a little outer space "YesterdayUlrich Schnauss also known as the View to the Future or the Police In Cars With Headphones just released 23rd in his career CD with electronic overtones. We can find for example: a little pathetic, but also stirring "The Messiah Is Falling", developing steadily by sophisticated parties of synthesizers "Long Distance Call", supported by vocals "Forgotten" or a little outer space "Yesterday Did Not Exist". The CD is not the high-flying one - it can be treated more as a curiosity than a position likely to conquer the music market.… Expand

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68

Generally favorable reviews - based on 13 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 7 out of 13
  2. Mixed: 6 out of 13
  3. Negative: 0 out of 13
  1. Under The Radar
    Mar 22, 2012
    60
    This is grandly executed wallpaper music. [Mar 2012, p.88]
  2. Prefix Magazine
    Mar 5, 2012
    60
    A polite, undemanding excursion--frustratingly stuck to its own sonic landscape.
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  3. CMJ
    Feb 24, 2012
    80
    This is a record that reminds us of one of music's most overlooked, modest--but perhaps, most sensible--aesthetic couplings.
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