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A Million Different Moments Review" By the time the moon has set on Cairo,I will already be walking in Berlin". These are the lines that open the song "Travelogue", admittedly one of my favorites already on this album. In fact, I would go so far as to say that this song exemplifies the album -- its a harrowing and breathtaking journey 'round the world at breakneck speed. A goodly portion of this album is Eastern-flavored, spiced with Eastern instrumentation instead of the corn syrup of the majority of today's synthpop. The addition of more guitar and the occasional down-and-dirty bassline makes me want to delete the "synth" from their description as "pop". It is obvious that Null Device has not been resting on their laurels since the release of their excellent debut disc "Sublimation"."A Million Different Moments" mixes beats, plaintive vocals and unique instruments to create a gorgeous tapestry of urgency and motion. I'm totally in love with the "versiyon turk" mix of "Travelogue". "Unknowingly", "Prevailing Winds" and the frenetic "Walk in London" are also not to be missed! This is a no-brainer: fans of Natacha Atlas, Peter Gabriel, and Escape With Romeo should check this disc out. I'm pleasantly surprised by the directions that Null Device has taken with this album and the more I listen to it, the more I like it. Their sound evolves, but two things remain the same: Null Device still can't seem to "find their baby", and I still love hearing them make music about it.A Million Different Moments OverviewAfter their successful debut, "Sublimation," Null Device returns with a mature collection of songs that explores various cultures, styles, and instrumentation. Weave Middle Eastern influences and guitar to their beloved and intelligent Synthpop/Electronica sound and you will only scratch the surface of what you'll explore in these intricately created dance ballads. A must for fans of New Order, Depeche Mode, Natasha Atlas, Peter Gabriel, Conjure One, Delerium, Dead Can Dance and Talvin Singh.

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