Still exploring the unknown. But let me start by the very beginning. The X here is J rg Schaaf. The 11 tracks run continuously, although most of them are clearly different from each other.
Good stuff happens right from the windy start.
A good rhythm, great atmospherics, the notable first strange yell at 1.08 minutes, and a grand sense of timing, builds up one of the best suspense pieces I've heard recently. Samplers come in on track two, but they are used in a completely different fashion from what we already know from Klaus. By the time track 4 arrives, with its 9 minutes, rhythms had given it's way again to a fantastic, dark, windy, atmospheric piece full of suspense. Track 5 is tecnho in spirit, but much better than his previous attempt at it on Trancelation. Let me put this straight.