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Round and read GONDWANALAND and the sound presents a fascin DOLPHIN SMILES ating aural landscape which "WILDLIFE" evokes strong images of Australia. ;: Gondwanaland needs no Steve Kindler and Teja Bell In the words of 2JJJ/2MMM DJI (Global Pacific) introduction to members of the - Mark Dodshon, ''Tlhe sheer Violin lovers will really appreciate conservation movement. This majesty of Gondwanaland this free flowing synthesis of band has a remarkable track Project's music is .frequently acoustic and electric violin record for doing benefit concerts overwhelming. At times the played throughout the album by on environment related issues, pulsing solemnity of the soulld Steve Kindler from Hawaii. and deserve their rapidly growing generates feeling of spaciousness When Kitaro toured the US support. and grandeur that is entirely recently he chose Steve as Their latest album "Wildlife" cerebral. The beauty of Gondwan the only other musician to play was recorded live at the Klub land's music is that it provokes an alongside. Now ithat is a real Kakadu in Sydney and released appreciatjon of simplicity in an compliment and after listening on the WEA label. increasingly complex world. This is to this album I can hear why This album is a compilation of a relevant and timely development Kitaro chose him. some of their best and most in contemporary rock music that Hle playful and gently rhythmic popular work recorded especially gives the listener hope for the nature of the dolphins is captured for overseas release. They have future, and a rich sound track for throughout. The violin moves from captured the excitement of their the present". classical ambience to blues/jazz live performance with this album, 50 NEXUS