This all instrumental album comes recommended for listening in a peaceful state, during dreamlike moments and with an understanding mind and body. So, what the hell does this review do on Rockezine you might ask? Well, I don’t know. You might want to listen to this album while travelling home from a hard core metal concert to relax from the heavy music that ravaged your ears. You might want to listen to it when you’re having a hard time falling asleep. But overall I don’t think that a lot of you are interested in a release that only features synthesizers, sequencers and other electronic devices.

For the people that are into depth-atmospheric music this album is probably best described as creating a lonely and depressive mood; a strange thing because the sounds themselves are quite beautiful. So, Uumenissa in a way is a beautiful album, but yet so depressing that I would personally not recommend it to any of my friends. Since the album is clearly not meant for Rockezine audience, I see no point in rating it.