As a musician, Alexander Voronin, in my opinion, dwells in one of the numberless concentric circles, in the middle of which there abides Robert Fripp. It can be proved by Voronin's co-work with Trasy D. Drayke (a member of "The World of King Crimson") and many years of work with Andrew Souchilin, a guitarist who've participated in Fripp's "Guitar Craft".

"Geography" is an album in which the flute plays the main part, and one can clearly feel the breathing of music here. The titles of the tracks are the names of places where Voronin played his flute ("Gelendgik, Kolkhoznaya st., evening", "Metro, August" and "Tallinn, May" - which is especially pleasant for me as for a native born). The problem of verification of "das selbst" - which is more than self-sufficiency - was solved "softly", by placing fragments of different music together with the flute sounds: from Gregorian chorales to Janis Joplin songs. Her voice became an epigraph to the whole album. And this could not have been an accident: "Live fast, love hard, die young", - that's the point. Yet another comment to the album - Frank Zappa's words from "Joe's Garage": "Information is not knowledge, knowledge is not wisdom, wisdom is not truth, truth is not beauty, beauty is not love, love is not music, music is the best of all".