Soft strumming and delectable drumming, with strokes of piano. Very placid, like a smooth lake, lapping languidly at its shores. I think for this track the genres are way too excessive but that might apply in other works I've yet to listen to. Ambient to a degree, though not transcendent even in a personal way. Noise, well that's silence otherwise, which has its places in other tracks I've listened to but this doesn't really let up. Instrumental, definitely. New age is open to interpretation. That's the remix. Came over as a bit superficial.
Then onto the title track itself which immediately presents the listener with a much more interesting kettle of fish. The structure is there but the content differs so wonderfully well in a different manner. Now there is a distortion, it is more noisy and to a small degree, but this is subjective, darker. More electro. Much more spirited by far the better track of the two. Maybe that's why the remix came first and I'm on my second listen, so I still prefer the latter, i.e. the original, even retaining the essential repetitiveness the second track makes much better use of resources. As in, presses more of the buttons, which I think is fair after such a listing. I would say, on this one, 50/50 but gets a higher rating for the brilliant original.
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