I'm rather new to the music of G. W. (aka Gary) Hill, so when it came down to reviewing his work I was a bit reluctant because of a lack of knowing what the concepts of the content are all about, and just how to grasp and embrace them without that element going into it.

Charity albums, unfortunately, can often mean well, but lack any sort of lasting musical value.

The track is a pulsing swirl of ambient sound.

This is so good it's almost unreal, as there are thirty two tracks from which to choose.

Benefit albums can be difficult to review because you get a bunch of artists who are generous enough to submit their art for charity.