I have to admit that the first thing that caught my notice a few albums ago was the name of the group. It just sounded intriguing. Since then, I have become a fan who ardor has cooled and then, with this album, been reignited.In general the group sings old renaissance or medieval pieces in the native language and in doing this, they do a good job of performance. The voices are sweet and so is the music, usually. You have to be ready for the unexpected, though. The occasional saxophone or electronic effect sound distinctly out of place except for the minor miracle that it fits in.Its hard to pin this group down. They are, however, enjoyable.