The first taste of Martin Wheelers second album spanks his unique take on the electronic monkey into even more expansive realms. After first establishing a glacial electro blueprint, hes now delved even further into the possibilities of subtlety and atmosphere, this time orchestrating the sonic architecture on a muted four-four beat. For nearly ten minutes he builds an ethereal, gorgeous epic. Theres also an extended version of Tokyo Glitterati from the first album, which is now familiar thanks to the BMW ads. The EP is completed with the melancholy beauty of Onsen, which was previously only available on the CD only Iwari.com compilation Our Friends Electric. Like his label-mate Alex Smoke, Martin is progressing at a rate that can only be described as terrifying and I cant wait for the next ferret down the boxers.
5 Out Of 5
Reviewed By: Kris Needs
