When this
cassette begins, there are quite a few noises that sound like birds
tweeting. This is so much so that one
of my cats went running to the window when they heard this, ready to attack. We then cross over into more of an
industrial stomp type of sound, which somehow comes out like gunfire.
There are
loops a plenty on this cassette, and on Side A alone we get one that has
climbing synth, as if the notes are falling up a flight of stairs. An audio clip makes an appearance near the
end of Side A, but also on Side B about how we must overcome.
Compared to
Side A, Side B is a bit mellower. It is
electronic for sure, but it is slowed down now, the tones growing softer and
hushed. It doesn't get too calm, as I
wouldn't consider it to be a direct inverse of Side A; it just keeps the pace
enough to remain right on par.
While this
could be described as ambient electronic music, it is so much more to it than
that, and what's more out of it comes within these little subtleties between
something seemingly as simple as an Atari spaceship beeping into space.
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