The music is driven by a rhythm section of drums, bass and electric guitar, orchestrated together with viola, accordion, piano and trumpet, creating a mixture of folk rock pop and cabaret music. The song lyrics were written by poet Karen Alkalay Gut, and deal with life conflicts, relationships, and humanity.

To deepen Panic Ensemble's new sound dimension Roy Yarkoni added Avi Belleli (Tractor's Revenge) and they produced the album. The mix smoothly completing Panic Ensemble's weave of celestial vs. corporal, was made by Richard Woodcraft, who won a Grammy for his work with Radiohead and who has worked over the years with Arctic Monkeys, Neil Young, Robbie Williams and others)in the Flexi Sound Studios in London.

1. Imaginary Insects
2. How Many Ways
3. Sodom
4. Flying
5. A Charm to Sooth Withdrawal
6. Every Night
7. Death
8. Parting
9. Parting II
10. After Making Love
11. Fear
12. What Do We Owe Each Other

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/04/2015
Panic Ensemble lives in Ramat Gan Israel

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Funk, Experimental, Woman Singing Electro Pop

1. Music of Fernando Sor by Daniel Estrem: colorful classical guitar
2. The In Between by Anton Cosmo: rock superstar to be
3. Lightfields by Adam Fielding: atmospheric dance music with cool vocals
4. Soundtrack Without Movie by Ustoz: emotive electronica formed from the modern world
5. Mellowdrama by Joey Fehrenbach: gorgeously sculpted, uber-melodic downtempo
6. Wonderful Bite by SGX: let loose the beast in your mind
7. Aisle7 by LehtMoJoe: a booty-grooving, intensely melodic, splice-o-matic masterpiece
8. A few things to hear before we all blow up by Williamson: instrumental electronic space pop
9. Many Roads by Ray Montford: Evocative, melodic and haunting instrumental guitar music
10. Modern Interiors by The West Exit: soulful electro pop
11. Love and you and I by Lizzi: groovy downtempo rock
12. Pieces (extended) by Adam Fielding: atmospheric dance music with cool vocals
13. Synesthetic by SGX: let loose the beast in your mind
14. We Are Complex by Curl: Groovy, French downtempo electro-rock songs
15. Ill Be Here Awake by Arthur Yoria: catchy, whip smart alt-rock
16. The Diplomat by Machines in Transit: pop-electronica from the embassy
17. Unearthed by The West Exit: soulful electro pop
18. broken vow by sHIT for bRAINS: head melting thrash metal
19. Songs from Nowhere by Diggsville: Lush and emotive Downbeat Groove
20. Shed Your Skin by Ray Montford: Evocative, melodic and haunting instrumental guitar music

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