This album is obviously a follow on from 'This Binary Universe', but you can hear echoes of 'ESCM' throughout, and perhaps a dash of 'Movement In Still Life' here and there, in particular on track 5. I quite enjoyed listening to this; there was a real chillout vibe that I felt, like I was being taken away to an exotic, far away place. I feel that BT has a knack for making music that 'penetrates' the listener, in which you're not just hearing sound in your ears, but you feel like it's subtlety going through your skin, and that has most certainly been achieved here. Few artists make me feel this way. If you're a fan of BT's ambient works, or just BT in general, this will be a welcome edition into anyone's collection.

This is what I like to call a electronica story book/soundtrack, creating a vast mindscape, opening doors to the bottom pits of your mind, and then unwillingly returning, but with the knowledge of what makes the universe and you tick as one! I went with you on that journey BT, give me more please!

Brian has done just a few ambient works during his career, but what he's done here is no less than amazing. Go(d)t and Our Dark Garden are hands down best tracks here for me and are among best I heard from him. With their rich and scrupulous sound design you just can't help but love them. A Big Thank you to Brian for bringing much joy and beauty to our lives.

Few beautiful tunes and some are just really odd. like tracks 2 and 3.