Digitonal - Live At The Oxygen Bar

Review by Sarah

Digitonal's Live At The Oxygen Bar is a captivating album that showcases the electronic music duo's stunning live performance skills. The album features a collection of 11 tracks that were recorded live at the Oxygen Bar in London, UK.

The album opens with "93 Years On (Live)", a mesmerizing track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The duo's signature sound is a blend of ambient, downtempo, and electronic music that creates a dreamy atmosphere. The use of live instruments such as violin and cello adds a human touch to the electronic sound.

"Silver Poetry (Live)" is another standout track on the album. The haunting melody of the violin combined with the electronic beats creates a beautiful contrast. The track builds up slowly, creating a sense of tension that is released in the chorus.

The album's title track "Live At The Oxygen Bar (Live)" is a perfect example of Digitonal's live performance skills. The track starts with a simple melody that gradually builds up with the addition of different instruments. The duo's ability to create a dynamic sound is impressive.

Summary by Sarah

Live At The Oxygen Bar is a must-listen for fans of electronic music. Digitonal's live performance skills are showcased beautifully on this album, making it a unique and captivating listening experience.