This offering from the Melbourne-based and internationally-renowned sound art project is almost sonically pointillist in parts, arranging fine sprays of discreet sound / noise in an outstandingly spatial design for a stereo recording.

"...masterfully-recorded, impossibly patient music that sometimes sounds like a series of Foley effects without the movie... Tarab is skilled at capturing rich, detailed sonic events and parsing them down to just their most essential elements. On this album, sounds are separated into discrete clusters. Quick jabs of metal rattling, open-air, doors closing and machine grind are distilled to a seconds-long (or shorter!) rush, separated by pregnant silences... a sound-event might be real loud and upfront as if it’s boxing you about the ears, then rapidly cut to the same sound but quiet and distant, then cut again to a sideways view of the same sound, all in a moment with silence on either end… one gesture describing decisive motion... This music breathes like a living animal" (Vital Weekly).

Mastered by Phil Julian (Cheapmachines). The CD comes housed in a beautifully printed textured four-panel card wallet with insert.