People more fond of eighties TD will like this I guess. Later on a sharp, noisy sounding guitar sets in. The percussion is lame. Silhouettes also has this aspect of a two-split, but this time I like both parts, where the percussion is live and strongly present. Then the music takes a turn for the mellow with something akin to French accordion music, but playing the same bolero like melody, but slowly.
Suspension is a more ambient piece, long and dark with plenty of room for percussion.
It opens friendly with piano and a good melody, but soon thereafter we move into scarier regions and we end up in a loop like piece with some nice bombastic overtones that set in and fade away. Sounds really good. Then the guiatr starts to dominate with long noisy chords. The percussion spins right along. The music is now quite moody, but this changes soon, because the music becomes much more melodic and catchy towards the end.