's soundtrack to 's independent drama essentially functions as a sampler of the label. While himself contributes two tense instrumentals, much of the program consists of previously released songs or alternate versions by , , and . Of the tracks, there's a drumless version of "Kill for Love," an eight-track version of "Shadow," and a few other selections from , and the EP, all of which seem cool, icy, detached, and minimalist. The and tracks are a bit more energetic and catchy, and closer to being danceable. The album isn't heavy on rarities, but as with any release, it's notable for its style and presentation, and how it establishes and sticks to a specific mood. ~ Paul Simpson