2350 Broadway 3 - PW 25

  Release Date: 29 January 1996
  Limitation: 1000

   1 Morning Spirit      14.03
   2 Hear the Light      24.51
   3 Hidden Forces        5.29
   4 Rich Dreams         16.11

  all tracks written by Pete Namlook and Tetsu Inoue

One of the more successful of the deep chill projects courtesy of masters
Inoue and Namlook (perhaps Jet Chamber being the best of all of the series
in my opinion) this disc breaks down the elongated sumptuous electronics
into four pieces ranging between the easily digested five minutes up to
twenty five minutes.

Morning Spirit - seems to resemble a slowly moving and glowing sculpture, a
very serene piece reminiscent of some of the gentler moments of Slow and
Low. Namlook s synth themes (which I usually dislike a lot) really works
and gives the music an emotive and filmic feel.

Hear the Light - is, if anything, one of the darker pieces relatively
speaking but the sparkling sounds and chaotic ambience soon chills into a
broad expansive sound with taps and clicks echoing into space.

Hidden Forces - much more mysterious, a cosmic buzz threatens the approach
of something like that monolith from 2001. More moody than the other tracks
but also the shortest, elements of outland in here - primitive space music?

Rich Dreams - ends the journey. Waves of sound make way to tinkling bells
and repeated themes a la Exorcist theme. This dies away to reveal droning
and bubbling electronics that drift on as pulses of sound cross from
speaker to speaker. Only a 1000 release so careful you don't miss out on
this one.

(review by Rowland Atkinson)