"it always amazes me how such cohesive arrangements can be collaged from such shattered sonics"

"This is a heavy album, but what would you expect from a recording utilising Tunefork Studios in Beirut as a conduit to remotely unite these artists during the Israeli aggression/response (delete as applicable)"

Cowley gets the ball rolling on “Tear” with some minimal, somehow distant keys that set a melancholic tone for the prompt arrival of Tsupryk’s achingly beautiful violin

With both percussion and horn set to transcend, the only thing to do is go with the cosmic flow and contemplate that there just might be more out there

Frank in turn creates a gently provocative, suitably restless but not unsettling soundscape to cocoon the sax & cello lines as they develop

it’s not long before outsider jazz meets psychedelic spa music and free drumming and electronica jostle with more jolting noise

his primal blues wrestling with the sonic sands whilst spreading delayed tentacles in all directions to keep it's head above the depths.

The LP is nothing less than sonic shock and awe, the tracks threaded with metal guitar

Ambient space rock, ethereal improv', zero gravity cosmic jazz, call this album what you will, it's a universally attuned joy