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Softly pulsating electronics waft in crystalline waves in the Dreams of Insects, dappled with faint twinkles. Another magical state of musical hushedness is
Maybe Not, rippling with audiowaves and quiet choral textures.
Microscopic organ chords drone through The Barrier of Skin (7:00), ephemeral but undeniable.
Things pep up with the speedy sequencing and quietly pattering beats of 9; these sounds are overlain with a flutey synth-tweedling.
Simply gorgeous, The Last Veil wafts on lovely micro-symphonic waves, power evident within its peacefulness. Muted bells and neo-Gothic moods wash over
The Eyes of Fairuza Balk, another semi-moody gossamer creation.
An Unfortunate Error examines more-organic, less-musical textures... wetly pulsing alien noises are infused with buzzy electron fields, fading away into darkness.
Another Interlude is a short and pretty tune, backed by minor percussion. The microbeats are more pronounced (though still quite soft) in
Near Death Fetish, strung through with floating strands of synthstrings, while
pluckier stringed sounds emit from Control (2:14).
The closers break pace, entering a less subdued (but perhaps more "fun") realm which would have disrupted the earlier serenity. A Particular Fear of Birds achieves a much-more-pumped state of being, launching into a whirling arabesque of pounding beats and keys. Another drum-driven track, Venus Ascending Stairs operates in an odd ethereal-electro-funk zone, something to which robots boogie down.
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