Customer Rating:  
Summary: Eh...
Comment: Not what I was expecting, though this is the first cd I bought from this band. Very circusy, but highly reccomended if you're into that kind of music.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Newbie
Comment: This album is amazing. Granted I am new to Pentaphobe I was first introduced a few weeks ago when I was looking for Middle Eastern music. That brought me to belly dancing and tribal beats. Very unique kind of music and I love it.
One of my favorite songs on this one is "Unknown Hand". Just seems like a perfect song for a cloudy or rainy day, which today is =). Look forward to more of his work.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Industrial Tribal
Comment: The merch guy at BellyDance Superstars steered us away from this album ("that one is more ... hard, this other one is more popular") but if you enjoyed the industrial/goth tribal pieces in the current show, this IS the right album to get. Tribal Derivations by Beats Antique and Urban Dervish by Oojami are both good albums too (recommended!), but are not the same style.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Just a bit dull
Comment: That's it really, I just found this album a bit dull. Not 'weird' or 'boundry breaking' or 'creepy'. Just plain old dull.
I guess it might be a bit out there if you've never listened to experimental ambient music or electronica, but it you have, there's nothing much thats new here.
Customer Rating:
Summary: what the....?
Comment: I bought this album mainly because I am a big fan of Rachel Brice, but also because I wanted something non-traditional to which to bellydance. There are only three tracks to which I would consider dancing. The rest sound like a construction site, with banging pipes, clinking chains and dropping coins(?)! Although I love tribal bellydance, and I am certainly attracted to the unique and unusual, (being decorated with various tattoos and piercings), I found this CD to be a little too "out there".
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