As usual BMT offers up something far more nightmarish than the usual industro-by-numbers that seems to permiate todays dark electronica scene. This expands upon his Psychedelic Meat Trader album and is more meatily organic than his earlier sample based work but it's still a darkly disturbing trip for sure. Within it's 5 tracks you'll find music that slowly peels away the layers of normality, sonically pushing and pulling at your attention, lulling you into it's calm and chaos. I know it sounds weird but at times I found the deep horror within strangely relaxing and medative as it's stereophonic production sucked me in only to be shook awake by some screech or drone drop. If BMT doesn't write film or gaming music then he really shoud do. If you enjoy your listening un-easy then the sickening beauty of this album will be right up your nightmarish alley. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

By Adam