Three years have passed from the previous Pinknruby album titled "The vast astonishment". In the meanwhile Pinknruby worked hard to record their new one, GARDEN. Since the first listening the most evident thing is the increased Brazilian influence on the duo's music (just listen to "Zanamajo" or "Jakdo"). Half of the tracks of the new album show South American influences but as usual there are also Eastern Europen influences (the opening "Broceliande", "White lady mirror" or "Kislica"). As far as I can hear the acustic solutions took an hold on the electronic arrangements and the result is even more rarefied respect what I remember of the old album. This isn't a bad thing but you've got to calm down and you have to try to give yourself to the music. Only then you'll appreciate Pinknruby. If you loved the Cocteau Twins influenced stuff, you'll find "Zeleno" with its soft echoing and the acustic arpeggios. On the CDrom section of the CD there's also a video track you can enjoy.