Absolutely stunning artwork. Wonderful atmospheric tunes taking you away on the long, difficult and dangerous journey that spacefaring is. You just have to start The Prologue and know you're trapped in this album. The full song To The Moon is a haunting, eerie, lullaby-esce piece which will invade your dreams, with the wonderful voice of the Singer Scalefin. Favourite instrumental track is Memories.

Venus takes us on a tour through her world, which is our world as well, more often than not. A haunting, eerie, powerful, and hurting world full of secrets, traps and escapes, sometimes so personal that it draws goosebumps.

Each track is a unique way to interpret the wide range of Pop music in Venus' style. Adventurous, ambitious, experimental with each single song. Rich and artistic production featuring lots of different instruments matching the style of the song and her voice perfectly. Listening to this album, each song has the potential to be a favourite.

Quiet, but not too slow, calming, but not a lullaby. The pieces on this album are inviting you to stop what you are doing, for a moment only, and then release you back into your routine of the day, without even disturbing you about their presence. Excellent also for listening to while working.

Beautiful melodies, different, but you feel how they belong together. This time it's just the voice of the piano. We hear a gentle wake up in the morning, a lively companion for the day, a soothing blanket for a relaxing hour at the fireplace, and a lure for sweet dreams. Leaving me wishing for more like this in the future. Favourite is a tie between the lightness of "Day" and the moodiness of "Dusk", but the other two tracks are following close up as well.

Deeply melancholic start, getting lighter with every song. Highlight is the finale with "Simon's Song". Together with "For What It's Worth" it forms the bracket for this great collection of melodies.