I've reviewed several releases from this act before. The music created by Nattefrost is electronic and lands in similar territory to acts ranging from Kraftwerk to Synergy. This album doesn't break any molds, but it continues the trend of great electronic releases from the act. The LP itself is on high quality green vinyl. Everything contributes to making this a great release that's well worth getting if you dig electronic music with some space elements at play. I should mention that this is really not progressive rock, because it's really not rock. It is, however, progressive music for certain.

Swirling keyboard textures rise to bring this into being. At just over nine-minutes of music, this is the epic of the first side of the record. It grows upward very gradually with space rock and electronic music merging nicely. This doesn't change quickly or drastically, but instead works through its evolution in gradual, organic ways. There are sections of this, particularly when it starts rocking out more, that definitely remind me of Kraftwerk quite a bit.

This song is over 11 and a half minutes in length, making it the epic of the whole album. Weird sound effects laden stuff opens this. It grows out from there to electronic elements that again seem to channel both Synergy and Kraftwerk. That section works through for a time. Then it drops way down for more effects laden sounds for a while. Eventually more powered up electronic sounds rise to bring a space rocking element to the cut. This really does get into some cool space rocking territory. There are parts of this that don't feel that far removed from some of the more electronic of Hawkwind's output.