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Bosch's With You
Dreams That Come a Thing Part II

KNVBI (2008) Michael

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Bosch's With You – Dreams That Come a Thing Part II — KNVBI, 2008

I believe that Bosch's With You is the first Russian band I've sat down and actually listened to. I can't help but make the excuse that Russia is half a world away from where I reside, but on the other hand, the Internet has made it so easy for us these days.

This LP is the second in a trilogy series, just like Lord of the Rings! Okay, I had to throw that in there because to me Russia might as well be Middle Earth. The A-side contains one twenty-one minute monster, "Episode 3 (Hoarfrost)." This is a droning ambient track that lulled me into the most relaxed mood. "Episode 4 (Dreams that Come a Thing)" occupies the B-side and is more straightforward with its use of placid drumming - think Explosions in the Sky. Also tacked on is a live version of "Episode 1 (Dreams that Come a Thing)."

Overall, Bosch's With You has constructed a pleasant effort that is perfect for relaxing on a cool Summer evening. If anything, this recording has forced me to get off my ass and investigate the Russian music scene.

6.5 / 10Michael • May 2, 2008

Bosch's With You – Dreams That Come a Thing Part II cover artwork
Bosch's With You – Dreams That Come a Thing Part II — KNVBI, 2008

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