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Classics II
classical · 2010 · 10 tracks · 38m

Classics II

Era

Era's "Classics II" delivers a majestic blend of Gregorian chant-inspired vocals, pseudo-Latin lyrics, and contemporary electronic soundscapes. It's an album of epic scale, offering serene yet powerfu

October 18, 2010 · Universal Music Group

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Immerse yourself in the grand, ethereal world of Era's "Classics II." This album is a sonic cathedral, where ancient echoes of Gregorian chants meet modern electronic production, creating a truly unique and transportive experience. It feels like floating through a dreamscape, both vast and intimately spiritual. Own this if you seek music that elevates, soothes, and inspires deep thought, perfect for moments of quiet reflection or when you need a majestic backdrop to your day.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 38m
01
Ave Paternum Deo
4:05
02
Madeus
4:14
03
Abbey Road Blues
4:37
04
A Brand New Day
4:35
05
Voxifera (rock edit)
3:49
06
Prelude
3:26
07
I'm No Angel
4:32
08
Journey
4:03
09
Thunder Flash
4:49
10
Outro Madeus
0:45
Moments Worth Listening For
The dramatic entrance of a full, multi-layered choir, often building from a sparse synth pad to an expansive, powerful sound.
A specific track where a delicate, almost whispered female vocal line weaves through the powerful synth pads and rhythmic percussion, creating a moment of fragile beauty.
The moments where the electronic beats become more prominent, driving the ancient-sounding melodies forward with a modern, almost tribal pulse.
The seamless transitions between purely ambient, atmospheric passages and more structured, rhythmic pieces, showcasing the album's dynamic range and narrative flow.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Classics II sound next to the rest of Era's catalogue?

Solitude+1.1σ

Solitude saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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