This seamless album, propelled by "Obsidian" and "Exit 23," is perhaps the eeriest work to come out of the ambient-house genre. The sounds are organic in form, intoxicatingly repetitive, and miles away from the positive melodies of The Orb or others. PWOG excel in long, steadily evolving pieces, and it's well documented on Sacred Grooves.
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AllMusic Review by John Bush
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