Contains a unique cover of the Recoil song "Jezebel" for all of you DM and Alan Wilder fans!! Ehron Vonallen's debut album, created on a budget of a major label act with over a year's worth of studio time to perfect every sound in every song, this release was never intended to make a killing in profit. It was created with the true music fan in mind. Containing numerous styles of music from song to song, it's almost like listening to a soundtrack more so than an album. Although it keeps a song based orientation with the same singer throughout with occassional guest vocalists to add to the mystery. And it's not just the music, the artwork and packaging of this album is worth the investment in itself. Beautiful art layout by the great John Hall in the vein of Delerium's elegant style and taste for album covers, this album would definitely look perfect on display. The remix album is technically not "remixes". They are reinventions of the original songs. Most have completely different music but with the same vocals. It's basically like having 2 different versions of the album "Incarnation". Contains a cover of the Recoil song "Jezebel" for all of you Depeche Mode and Alan Wilder fans!! Combining the creative influences of artists such as Depeche Mode with their visionary songwriting, the visual imagery and emotional base of David Bowie's live performances and the sounds and production of Front 242, Recoil and Delerium. Ehron Vonallen`s lyrics tell of lost love, faith, euphoria, pain, rape, and nuclear fallout. He plays haunting synth textures, his synth timbres slice through the gloom, his intricate loops are infectious, and he sings most of the mournful leads. The music is deep, intense, and ingeniously constructed. Vonallen has successfully amalgamated the styles of his influences - Depeche Mode, David Bowie, Recoil, Enigma, and Front 242 - and delivers heart-wrenching material on Incarnation, his debut CD. He has vision and talent, and we all should listen. Mark Vail -Keyboard Magazine ------------------------------ Sound in the new Moog Voyager Ehron Vonallen recently had the honor to create one sound for the preset bank of the new Moog Voyager Synthesizer. 35 years ago Moog started the commercial analog synth, and now it`s a staple in the electronic music world. The synth comes with 128 program presets. Ehron`s patch is "Bass for E. Vonallen". ------------------------------------------------------ "Bass for E. Vonallen" in Electronic Musician Magazine! Geary Yelton, associate editor for the world renowned magazine Electronic Musician recently wrote about the new Moog Voyager synthesizer stating "I spent some time exploring the Performer model`s standard Presets. Of all the bass Presets, In the Pocket and "Bass for E. Vonallen" are my favorites; both are definite blasts from the past, and certainly the most authentic Moog basses I`ve ever heard" Geary Yelton EM Magazine