The opening track, 802t, sets the tone for most of the album. The main chordal sequence shows up in several later songs, with variations including a touch of interesting dischord. Sound quality is excelent throughout the album, and brokenkites seems to know exactly when to end a song (no 17-minute tracks on this album). S is for Shadows is not an album I would listen to on repeat forever, but it's great mixed into any playlist set to random.
It's a little curious, however, that the album playlist is in alphabetical order. A recommendation to brokenkites- spend a bit of time on album ordering.
About the only thing this album is missing are some lyrics. After a while, the songs become musically uninteresting and some vocals would really improve the album. I'm probably biased against instrumental music, but that's just my two cents worth. Add vocals and the album goes up to a 7 or 8.
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