Review by Sakis: "I've been a fan of this band since their first album going back about 5 years ago. This is their third CD and i think one of their best efforts to date. Almadrava have soothing tunes with thoughtful and sometimes romantic lyrics. They are a bit chill out but in this album some songs also have more energy and are a bit more pop oriented (that's another thing i like about creative bands, not repeating themselves after every album). I love the themes on this CD, take the first song for example, it is called "Land of eternal Sunset". It was inspired by a sunset in the greek island of Santorini, where everyone felt communal and joyous to share a nice natural experience of a magical sunset in peace amongst beautiful scenery. There is also the song "By you" where the singer confesses her happiness and love in an upbeat song infused with accoustic and electronic music. That's another thing i like, the combination of those two kinds of music that Almadrava always bring so effortlesly into the mix. I also love the whispery vocals. On the softer and haunting song "Citylife" the singer is pondering "do you feel the time in the city life?", which brings me to another themse that is always interesting with Almadrava, they always create this nice atmosphere about different places and situations and they make us think and wonder about our surroundings and the world we live in. On "Life and the sea" again another etherial and emotional song i feel like we are floating into the lyrics, "where we go now with you my friend? where we go now? Where life and the sea....", this time the piano sounds take center stage with the electronic elements more on the background, what i also like about the song is the duet between english and spanish, it gives the song a more worldly flair and makes it interesting (and it made me curious to find out the translation of the lyrics which are very poetic in spanish). Which brings me to another song which is the flamenco infused "Angel del Mediterraneo", i always like flamenco sounds and i also liked their flamenco version of "are we alone" that they had in their first album so it's nice to see again the spanish influence come to life in their music. I think Almadrava are well worth seeking out and listening to. They are one of those few creative, interesting and honest bands out there that make good modern music with lyrics that have substance with something to say and beautiful music that really transports you to another place and time and relaxes. Don't pass this CD by and take a listen. You might discover a hidden gem."