review from :: The Independant Weekly (for: Abort, Retry, or Fail?) "...Nomad
Project AV dishes out the type of classically romantic vs. industrial
imagery (cold, starless nights, machines ripping up overgrown graveyards,
pale-skinned Persephones pissed at their fate) and whip-like synth beats
that have kept Goths gloomy for years..." |
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review from :: Digital Murder (for: Abort, Retry, or Fail? v2) "...Lilies
of the Field and Nomad Project AV are the two most amazing goth bands
that I have ever heard, their sound and lyrics are like pure poetry.
This is a great disc, plus it's pretty cheap too. I recommend it to
anyone that loves the gothic genre..." |
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review from :: Culture Shock [transmission 05 winter 98] (for: Abort, Retry, or Fail? v2) "...
Nomad Project AV produce the most beautiful song on this sampler with
"Crucified", bearing a sound similar to Soil & Eclipse, or Sub Version.
The sound is what I like to think of as "synthesized gothic". Dancefloor
beats, electronics, and gothic styled vocals. They present another song
as well, called "Beside Myself (with You)", which doesn't effect me
quite as deeply as the other, but is still an excellent song. Keep an
eye out for a full length from them. It's sure to be wonderful..." |
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review from :: Outburn [vol 1 issue 5] (for: Abort, Retry, or Fail? v2)(website at :www.outburn.com) "...The
infectious melodies of the two tracks each by Lilies of the Field and
Nomad Project AV bring to mind 80's bands like Depeche Mode and Alphaville.
...this second volume is a must for those who crave fresh blood and
love 80's new wave and 90's electro-goth." |
