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    Tribal Trance

    Minjahra

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Eric Daams

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    Label Tribal WorldThe Phantom Tollbooth2000
    new ageworld

    Sister band to Rivertribe, Tribal Trance are, in their own way, quite different from Rivertribe. Tribal Trance's music is not as relaxing as that of Rivertribe, and produces a completely different atmosphere than Rivertribe. Most noticeable is the introduction of vocal chants. For the most part, the songs do not take as much time to build up as those of Rivertribe.

    4.5 tocks

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    The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Zik JacksonIf you are tired of the plain-Jane pop and rock of the USA, try something a little more exotic like Queensland Australia's Tribal Trance. Billing their projects as "music for the mind, body, and soul," Tribal Trance introduces the listener to a world of exotic, rhythmic sounds focused around jungle drums, Australian didgeridoos, flutes and other wind instruments. Fans, or rather fanatics, of…

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