Dramatic crashes of sound over soft synth pads always work for me so the start of the first track 'Wandel' certainly meets with my approval. We then get into a sequenced section which is very much of the digital variety and chugs along nicely. After its bombastic start however we actually settle down to quite a tranquil number. 'Catwalk' is a gentle melodic outing with a bubbling sequence which comes in after a couple of minutes- all very pleasant. 'Kant Park' really ups the tempo, great sequences and much more up front lead lines which should really get your foot tapping. A slow sequence emerges out of the gentle synth pads on 'Frame of Mind'. Another sequence is added and the overall feeling created is all very bright and sunny (almost Baumannish from 'Trans Harmonic Night' at times).
'Freitagnacht' is a great little track with a fantastic energetic sequence- the best so far, a bit like something that Under the Dome would come up with. 'Virtual Part' is split into three sections. The first 'Gate' is a dark clanging atmospheric intro. We then get into 'Flight' which is actually much more analogue sounding than the rest of the album (though I am sure it is still done on digital equipment) especially in the sequence department which is nice and thick. It is a moody rhythmic track and the second best on the album. 'Cyber Rock' is another good upbeat number but I would hardly call it 'rock' music. We finish off with 'Go!' which is a fantastic track full of energy and umph. So to sum up, even though I have made certain references above that are appropriate for particular tracks the overall impression is one of a cross between Minds In Motion and some of the better recent Tangerine Dream.
This is a good album which just gets better and better as it progresses. If you are only into the darkest sequencer music then it won't be for you but if you also like melodic references then this could be right up your street.