Paul Rijkens / E-dition magazine «The second album from the Spaniard Max Corbacho is a so-called «DAM-CD». It contains the audio-tracks, a multimedia-section and MP3’s. His first one,»Vestiges», was a great ambient album in the style of Steve Roach. «Far Beyond The Immobile Point» goes even deeper, much deeper. The album contains no rhythms and … Read more
EDGAR KOGLER / Amazing Sounds «This is an evocative release where the melody, wrapped up in floating textures, goes through a universe of magic and mystery. The CD in general could be labelled as Ambient / Space Music.However, the melodies and the rhythms incorporate elements of World Music, as well as Industrial traits. The music … Read more
Lloyd Barde /»Backroads Music» «In the realm of Roach’s «Dreamtime Return,» but vibrant and unique in its own right, this CD by Max Corbacho seems to touch all the right regions of space drift, tribal ambient, and those carving, penetrating textures that we are all so fond of. In Max’s own words, «Welcome. If you … Read more
Morpheus Music & The Mall Magazine STYLE Gliding ambient serenity with hypnotic hand drumming. Max Corbacho’s first CD drifts over the listener like soft sand and silk, weightless wafts and gossamer veils of synthetic tone rising and falling in delicate harmony. The tone is light and dreamy, floatational and airy – atmospheric rather than oceanic, … Read more
Eclectic Earwig Reviews: JazzFusion, Progressive Rock, and Beyond / Hannah M.G.Shapero www.geocities.com/trogotagel «The mood of Vestiges is consistently contemplative and serene, the tempo always slow-moving. It is perfect music for dreaming and relaxation, for taking inner journeys to that beautiful, windswept uncrowded place which only exists within our minds. There is none of the angst … Read more