Fourteen wonderfully humorous and equally mysterious short electronic soundimages generated from patch groups on the Roland D-550 synthesizer: "Spores" and "Snort" both employ wonky and weird floating sounds above scratching and shuffling rhythms; "Men and Boys" has lovely, slowly swelling pure tones in a call and response dialogue of high and low pitches; "Tinnitus" has tiny bell-like tones with almost shrill very high-pitched sustains. Also included are "Ululate," the wildly rhythmic "Ratchet," "Still Not Answered" with its deeply meditative atmosphere, the jolly "Knocks" (almost Harry Partch-like in its timbres and rhythmic feel), "Fingernail," the "Chuckle" of some alien creature (from a "Forbidden Planet" Id?), a "Wedding March" with the gamelan-like bells dissolving in the echoes of some fantasy landscape, a decidedly 21st-century ballad entitled "Diva," the mysterious and cavernous "Pass," and the appropriately placed concluding selection "Termination," a wildly polyrhythmic and anxious chase. ~ "Blue" Gene Tyranny, All Music Guide
