When you see the label M_nus, you already know what to expect: cool, driving minimalism, and JPLS' TWILITE delivers just that. "Twilite 1" has some watery synths gurgling over the beat, while "Twilite 8" has an industrial twinge droning through every once in a while. True to its name, the album always seems on the cusp of darkness. "Green 01 (Skoozbot's Twilite Remix)" adds some bounce into the mix, and "Twilite 6.1" has a clattery accompaniment, as opposed to the more spare opening tracks. Indeed, as the album continues, the sound grows increasingly full. "Twilite 4" gets slightly wobbly, and Skoozboy comes back for a remix of "Twilite 1" that whirls and tweets like a spinning canary. "Twilite 6.2" sounds like a robotic ballerina on the fritz, and "Twilite 9" takes the album out on a rather abrupt edit. A matter of subtraction, I guess.