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# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Å Ä Ö ALL
I have to admit this is the first Vast album I have ever heard (I haven't heard the 2 previous albums). Vast is actually a one-man band, more specifically John Crosby's brainchild. His previous albums have attained praise from both the press and fans. Even Metallica's Lars Ulrich praised 'Visual Audio Sensory Theater' as "one of the best debut albums" he has listened to in a long, long time. John Crosby's songs are heavily influenced by his own life. "All my records are personal, after all I can only sing about things which refer to myself", he once said. Crosby also admits that the lavishness, passion and the darkness of gothic bands have always inspired him. However, Vast's music has no traces of gothic rock (except the passion). There are lots of different influences on Nude, everything from ambient post rock to some ethnic sounds can be heard. The quality of songs varies, as there are some quite good songs as well as songs that are below average. By the way, there are 2 different versions of this album. The promotional copy I have, contains 12 tracks (just like the US version). However, the European version contains 14 tracks. The production has been done quite well on this album. Sounds are apposite and the mix complements the atmosphere well. However, distortion occurred a few times (for example, on 3rd track). As the title suggests, John Crosby reveals himself through his music. The innocent and pure alternative rock compositions are worth giving a try at, so be sure to check out the samples at InsideOut's website. I recommend this album to fans of alternative post rock. Release date: 25.10.2004 Visit Artist's Website - MAGE (23.10.2004) « back
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