Music for Imaginary Movies

'Berry Weight are a duo from Switzerland and Canada, members Apewok & Stab create music that is hard to describe! So I'll let them describe it: "Berry Weight is a soulful electro-organic-space-jazz duo, harmonizing storybook-like melodies and cinematic atmospheres." The duo who met over the net recently released their debut album: Music for Imaginary Movies. Upon listening to the album it does not take long to realize that these guys are good. . . really good. The album kicks off with one of the best instrumental tracks I've heard in a long time, the track "Yeti's Lament" is just mind blowing. At three minutes thirty seconds the only problem with this song is its not long enough! I could listen to ten minutes of this track - that's how much I love it. I'm a huge fan of instrumental albums but its hard to find a instrumental album that doesn't bore you, one that keeps you listening to the whole album not just three or four tracks. And I can say that this is the kinda album I could listen to from start to finish . . . No matter what I say I cannot describe this album's sound enough to give it justice. How do you describe an album that is indescribable? The sound is so eclectic - it's refreshing to hear a album so different. If you're a fan of: Bonobo, Emancipator, Blockhead and Trip Hop this is a must own. The whole album just has an indescribable vibe - its one of those albums you can just sit back and listen to and the songs will take you on a journey!' - TheWordIsBond.com