Fairly straightforward and nicely structured electronic work with the title track. I will sidestep the double negative and assume that it is stating the obvious. Maybe subject for a blog! Back Again, light and airy, with a slightly more complex level of instrumentalism. I like The Cosmos Party, seems familiar in a strange way. Starts off great, then kind of sits back a bit until it settles into its soliliquy. Bit more spirited, filling that vacuum well. Drive Me Crazy does in its gentle flowing manner, a irritation borne of a nicety. Another double negative. Dull with bright edges, or bright with dull aspects. Same difference.
Why, is a completely different kettle of fish. Scintillating in its bright structure and delivery retains this air of optimism. Sometimes almost sounds at odds with itself, but it comes over as a quirkiness. The next track has a promising start and with Fear as the title, I'm hoping for a lot. Again, it could have been keener and a bit more variegated and dramatic. Having said that, fear can be a soft, slow dawning of realisation, so we will leave it at that. Again, Find Me, fair enough. Does not want me to go to such lengths. Almost sounds as if the assumption would be that you would not bother. Are we playing anti-psychiatry again? You Better Wake Up, great start again. At last, it woke up! More dynamism, more activity within the moving structure. Overall, a few very decent tracks but a bit dull in places. Altogether, not bad at all.
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