This is the fifth album of the german sound sculptors Roman Leykam (e-guitars) and Frank Mark (keyboards). 　　 　　It's a journey thru a restful soundscape with a touch of Brian Eno and Robert Fripp. 　　 　　It's not "easy listening" music but instead you will find mostly mysterious sculptures in long synthesizer loops. 　　 　　The album is purely instrumental with a couple of voice samples at several tracks. 　　 　　Why is this album more expensive? It's a 73-minute CD with a 40-page booklet full of photo-artworks and aphorisms, all together in a slipcase. 　　 　　If you know Sylvian/Fripp's "Damage", it looks almost the same. 　　 　　A recommendable album for listeners who like unusual electronic based music with introverted artworks.