Liopic, has created a collection of startlingly intense synthesized tracks and as similar as they may appear on the surface to each other each track is unique. Some tracks evoke a sense of futuristic machines going about their mechanical yet mysterious purpose to making one feel as if they are in a chase sense from a block buster action movie. Rusty Bells is a great album by itself but made into a compilation with similar yet noticeably different artists such as Stef666 and Mr. Henky elevates it to Super Star Status.

This was an astonishingly good album, the music ambient, but very rich in tone and melody . . . and beauty. It had heart moving, thought and vision provoking aspects to the songs, with thoughtful compositions and great instrumentalities . . . such as the strings in "No goat." I could have sworn I heard the devil laughing in "No hopes" which was developed with a great use of dronings to provide an interesting sound effect. The piano and strings in "Jinx" had marvelous style and a beautifully creative inclusion of other sounds and instruments, which gave a powerful aspect to its overall composition . . . this was probably my favorite of all ten very short tunes. Every tune on this album had such unique qualities and a wonderful creativity with an inclusion of loveliness and grace which struck a chord in my heart . . . I loved it immensely, but it was too too short.