Eerie and ethereal in equal measure, introduces , the trio version of . Gone is the distinct sound of the exotic hang drum as drum machines and synthesizers now take its place, plus there is more indie song structure in the new group's music with featured guests like , , and 's offering support. Check highlight "101" for an odd mix of hooky and haunted, then try "Colour Fading" for a -like, yet less sour, take on R&B. Even with all the pop genres above, still holds appeal for ambient music fans and those who embrace the fringe, along with regulars who might find this trio's temperament a bit different, but the musical textures will be familiar. ~ David Jeffries