Track 6 has a lovely vocal hook and an amazing menagerie of sound effects and the last track, perhaps my favorite of them all, is unforgettably haunting. On the whole, this is a beautifully recorded CD, the music was created by another Emit signing 'miasma', and their weirdness is scattered across this silver disc like space dust. This time they manipulate each others' material in a rather pointless exercise of self-indulgence. I have a strong feeling that this latest CD is the last in this series, for a while anyway. Good thing too.
Double Articulation is redundant.
This release comes to you courtesy of the admirable Korm Introductory Paperback series, whereby you, the lucky punters, get to hear all manner of unusual material for less cash. Tracks 1 to 4 are just a few seconds long, and seem to be part of track 5. Anyway, what you get is a threatening drone leading into clashing organ chords with occasional submerged orchestral phrases peeking through. Tracks 6 and 7 introduce serious bass tones under high bell frequencies. So far so good, but it ain't gonna change the world.