Auracle
 | By Lesiëm Intent City, 2004, Audio CD Customer Rating: 20 reviews Recommend |
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Auracle reveals a magical message for these times and speaks to the hearts of humanity in an age where legends inspire and muses seek to enlighten minds while passing a torch of spiritual light to fellow travelers across the globe.
In a land of lore where the imagination stretches beyond this earthly domain into heavenly paradises, Lesiem awaken sleeping myths, slumbering fables while embracing the wonders of the world. Lesiem create a universal musical style that majestically transforms the listener as beautiful melodies, Gregorian chants and mystical grooves create a unique style called mystic-pop.
Listen to Auracle...hear the language of the divine and let wisdom pass this way once again.
- Humilitas (Humanity)
- Temperentia (Moderateness)
- Caritas (Charity)
- Fides (Belief)
- Justitia (Justice)
- Patentia (Patience)
- Spes (Hope)
- Prudentia (Prudence)
- Times
- Invidia (Envy)
- Vanitas (Vanity)
- Fortitudo (Fortitude)
- Bonitas (Goodness)
Title: Auracle
Sales Rank: 118816 in Music
Artist: Lesiëm
Label: Intent City, 2004-09-21, Audio CD, 1 Disc
Item Dimensions: 0.15 pounds
Package Dimensions: 5.55 x 4.97 x 0.54 inches, 0.18 pounds
- Simply Beautiful
- I bought this on a whim at Borders, needing some fresh music for an hour long drive home- it was the cover art that attracted me.
I couldn't be happier- this is not Enigma meets Brightman- this is Enigma meets E Nomine, and it's fabulous. The vocalists have pure strong voices, the melodies are haunting, uplifting or inspiring, the rhythms… More reviews
- Are you ready for an uplifting experience?
- Then on your home stereo put this CD on and crank it up, OR in your vehicle do the same, OR on your iPod...whatever your flavor, you're sure to come out a winner with Auracle. Oh my gosh, the first track sets the pace for a heavenly uplifting experience, no matter what your "religion" or beliefs are, this Cd will take you on a journey of peace and tranquility. I like… More reviews
- Interesting fusion
- This was my first exposure to Lesium's work. I enjoyed the fusion of various elements to produce an oddly engaging album. It's been described as Gregorian chant, and it has certain elements of that. Technically, Gregorian chant only uses fourths and fifths in terms of the harmony, rather than thirds, though, so it isn't really, since the use of the major and minor triad… More reviews
- A Matter of Taste
- I am hesitant to write a review about music because it is the most personal kind of taste of all. Most of us hold the secret belief that if people listen to our music long enough, they will see how good our taste in it is.
I heard this in one of those "artsy" crafts and dish stores, where they sold a lot of wood and ceramic… More reviews
- Just not worth it.
- Yes, it sounds a little like Enigma. Like a hometown wannabe cover band. There's no depth to the sound, as if they didn't have the studio time or talent or money, and the vocals seem harsh and out of place instead of fusing with the music. Give this a pass. If you like this sort of sound, another group is Angel Tears and they seem… More reviews
