Resonant tones, like bittersweet memories, linger. Livelier strumming of multiple bass guitars and a fluid flute-haze inhale life into Breatharian .
Solder connects a thrumming maze of low drones and softly pulsating feedback.
More experimental, Dream of Mountain Air delivers a mysterious scene, as crystalline glints arise from sputtering floes of static hum and droning low-end vibrations. Rothko overpowers with the surprisingly delicate grace of bass, ambling into emotionally-stirring gray areas. 10 or 12 years ago, this disc would have topped the college charts, like a mellower, more melodic version of Sonic Youth perhaps. Through a screw up of mine, Forty Years to Find a Voice took over a year to get posted here.