Solid new review of the Tathagatta DNA/RNA 2 cdr set over at Foxy Digitalis. Allow me to cut and paste my favorite bits…
Says Peter Taylor of Foxy Digitalis,
“Bubbling electronics and damped sound forge hypnotic noises.”
“Mirages of melodies are dissolved in reverb and white noise.”
“A very hypnotic side with some of the greatest live synth resonance put to CD-R this year.”
“a journey well worth treading and a high recommendation for all into meditative music. 7/10″
Full review here, and you can pick up a copy over in the shop, of course.
And one more comment:
In my opinion Sitecore has the upper hand on this one, especially if you wish to keep a similar content structure in multiple languages.
There are packages available for Umbraco, which will accomplish the exact same thing.
Anyway, nice blogpost! Going to read the follow-ups too.
The only thing from keeping me to try/switch-to Sitecore is; it isn’t free.