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As the title suggests, Coda are not afraid to tread their own path, exploring unconventional musical territory outside of the mainstream music agenda. This new album is lauded as a slightly new direction for the band, but in essence keeps with their original direction – with chillout dub influenced sounds, electronic meets organic and a touch of the middle eastern, folk and rock.
It’s epic and cinematic instrumental music. There’s beauty and serenity on tracks like Secret Music, while it feels like you’ve stepped into a cheesey ‘70s movie soundtrack on tracks like Loveliner and Past The Moon or new age electronica on Superpod.
The booklet features a poem to go with each track, so you can see that Coda put their heart, soul and energy whole-heartedly into this collection. With viola, piano, keyboards, electronics, programming, violin, accordion, melodica, Hammond, drums, percussion, vibraphone, Pro Tools, Wurlitzer and electric and double bass fused in a hypnotic blend, it’s an overall an enjoyable experience.
