dubtrak

Great dubstep, dark at times, super heavy on occasions, consistently intriguing and original. This album stands out amidst many other mediocre dubstep attempts out there. This one is different from the other Bass Tandem album, which is a proof that these guys like to change things up a bit and are always looking for new soundscapes to build. Keep it up!

Well, if this took you so little time then I want to know your secret! Your creative process and your recording procedures must be extremely streamlined if you can do such great music in so little time. "A little crude" you say? Maybe, but that's nothing that quick mixing wouldn't fix.
The music is vibrant and very colorful, a really enjoyable listen indeed. I don't know about classifying it under Trip-Hop however; the underlaying beats yes, but what you layered on top of them is more of World Beat Fusion or Global Groove kinda thing...

Doesn't matter what you label it though - very good set; thanks for sharing!

From the opening notes of "Raven's Song" to the end of the last track, superb production, carefully chosen instrumentation and captivating arrangements shine through.
L.F. manages to bring together smooth and jazzy sounds of trumpet and sax against edgy beats and synths, and molds them into perfectly flowing mix of acid jazz, trip hop and ambient.
This stylistically solid backbone of this album works well with good variety of arrangements. So even quite different fragments, like ethnic voice samples and nearly industrial "stompers" like "Morphine ..." add color and diversity to the album without braking its flow.
Complete experiance, without a single weak point. Highly recommended!