The new album from the Spanish melancholic Neofolk 'n' Pop / Darkwave act. A dark, dirty and dejected album consisting of a highly successful punk / rough energy, to which only Aloma Ruiz Boada's violin adds splashes of colour. "There is a character trait in Ô Paradis' work that has become increasingly clear in recent years, namely the tendency to depict something like beauty, opulence, euphony, etc. not only as something fragile, but in an almost chaotic and occasionally brittle messiness - as a dusty treasure trove and junk room of sounds that just about so many catchy things are added that create a fine, harmonious framework. And still, in an almost magical way, an impression of pop... gentle Spanish singing, contemplative string parts that run through the whole album... exciting rattles and monumental drum rolls and throw the listener into a subject of the Counter-Reformation of the 16th century, while flowing water and the meandering violin indicate the actual leitmotif... the paradoxical balance between tension and relaxation, while hoarse singing over sultry organs celebrates exhaustion" (African Paper). 6-panel ecopak.