Almost gargantuan from the start, like the keyboard of life itself, in the hands of a musician with an obvious talent. The song evokes religiosity for me, like searching for a god to give you the answer, the ultimate pilgrimistic gesture. The track rumbles distorted into the second with piano and wonderful drums and bass backing, almost jazzy now, then suddenly a seeming reprise, the link. Like the theme of therapy from appointment to appointment. 'Now you remember what you said last week?' Third track gets its power in apparent wind instruments, like a tuba on LSD. Is this the relationship, oh so very bounded, between patient and therapist. This music has no such boundary, it is limitless and infinite despite the inherent shortness, 'marketability' would obviate the whole point of this music. Track 5 nice electronic/piano/percussion/melody/simplicity and ultimately peace in track Gestalt 6, somehow certain sounds are becoming familiar to me and have found a niche in my spirit. Curiously appealing.
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