Some kind of inhalation sounds, breathing or otherwise air escaping from the mouth seem to be the backbone of each track. There is a lot of time stretched sampling going with clicks and tweeks every now and then - no wonder that Bernard Gunther gets a mention on the cover. Although most of the tracks have the remark to play at medium to low volume, I suggest that the full impact can only be heard at high volume. The occasional outbursts have a higher impact. Ambient this might be, but it's for sure one with a high emotional one.
Sudden devastation can come without any warning.
Another landmark in Dorobo's catalogue. Another highly aclaimed cult label, this time from Austria, is Mego. Before this he played guitar in a largely ignored Austrian rock band and made movie soundtracks. This CD is a fine showcase of what Mego stands for. The fourth track is built of loops of guitar playing, but sped up and sauced with rhythms which turns out in a digitalized distortion dance track.