Modern electro house with drips of white hip-hop via Anni Philo’s vocals, this album in Stardust Output’s expansive (but hard to find) catalog is as spangly as its cover art suggests, with thick layers of synth activity draped over each other’s spurts and warbles.  Laid-back beats and slow-warp drones give the music a relaxed atmosphere even when the percussion is bustling along, and the confident flow of the lyrics makes for an odd but effective match with their spacy themes. 

Flashes of chiptune-styled bass bumps and clicky arpeggios slip in some playfulness to the cool drive, and the inclusion of a live performance of one of the earlier tracks at the end gives some sense of how the material mutated outside of the studio.  Enjoyably eclectic, though the decision to trim down later editions of the album from twelve to a more digestible eight tracks is understandable given the hour-plus length of the original.