Black Tape for a Blue Girl - Mesmerized By Sirens - Industrial - CD

Flowing on it's haunting thread, ethereal music enveloped in a lush dreamscape atmosphere. In the summer of 1987, Sam and Oscar are joined by Sue-Kenny's lovely English-accented vocals for the most mysterious of their releases. The Bob "Mesmerized by the Sirens is elegantly pained music: an assemblage of entrancing, blackly romantic sound paintings." BSide "Sadly nostalgic of your loneliest days, gently disturbing music that sends your mind adrift on an ocean of reflection." Option "This is by far the most subtle release on the Projekt label. A mix of vocals, acoustic and electric instruments, and electronic treatments works perfectly, establishing a natural balance. Sue-Kenny Smith's otherworldly voice (reminiscent at times of Virginia Astley) complements the sad, bittersweet tone of the songs. The lyrics are riveting." Rock Express "The ethereal, evocative, and somewhat existential Sam Rosenthal spins a euphoric tapestry of melody and mood on this, their second release. Lush vocal harmonies and landscapes of synthesizers and subtly enriched acoustics flow from track to track like an unfolding story." The Bob "If you can take it, Mesmerized by the Sirens is not without rewards. It's bitter, hurt lyrics are soothed somewhat by the more gently pained, drifting music." CD in jewel box with 8-page booklet.