I won't have much to say on this one because there isn't much to say. Glazed Vision is minimalist, droning ambient.
The music is so minimal that there is generally only one tone used on the entire song. These songs range from six to eight minutes long, with little to no variation.
This is purely background music for me. Active listening is not rewarding.
There are some things buried in the mix and a few of the tracks are quite enjoyable, particularly Telepathy. It offers a depth and uneasiness that the rest of the tracks on the album fail to achieve.
This is a record that I'll put on when I need the background to be filled, but this is basically akin to playing a blank tape for me. It might as well be white noise.
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