D Sound - Kisember (2002)

Most of the songs on the progressive rock group D Sound's Kisember are instrumental, while the lyrics (in Hungarian) on the vocal pieces are all about us, ordinary men, our day-by-day fights, nice or awful happenings of the world, natural disasters and the 'media terror'. D Sound is the brainchild of guitarist/keyboardist Zsolt Dezso Murguly, who has chosen and used perfectly the sounds and influences of progressive music (Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield) to express this feeling. The main question: "What is on the other side of the moon?" reoccurs again and again, but there's no answer. The four movements of the album are connected to each other through their inner essences; the themes are extended softly and they interweave and make new themes together. The continous pulsation is one of the main characteristics of the album. The music repeats itself at times, but the patterns painted by the guitar make it interesting.