Chasms Accord
Chasms Accord is the second and final studio album by experimental ensemble Rhythm & Noise, released in 1985 through Ralph Records. Release and reception. Ted Mill of Allmusic noted that "Chasms Accord" is mellower than the previous record, saying that this "keyboard-heavy album throbs darkly, but rarely jumps out at you, content instead to muse upon murky, half-completed ideas." Ira Robbins of the "Trouser Press" described "Chasms Accord" as being "high on drama and low on intentional ugliness, making it a vivid and apropos match for the stress of modern life" and that it "could serve as  the soundtrack to any number of offbeat films." In 1996, Asphodel Records re-issued the album on CD as a compilation. In addition to various tracks from "Chasms Accord", it contains early unreleased compositions and four tracks from "Contents Under Notice". Personnel. Adapted from the "Chasms Accord" liner notes.