Our Review:

For those of you who love the Boards of Canada mellow electronica sound and have committed their debut full length Music Has the Right to Children to memory, here are 66 minutes more of the same delicious recipe: emotional minor-key organ / piano / synth melodies, looped samples of record static imparting an aged, organic patina to the entire album, disembodied voices murmuring, electronic glitches that aren't there for glitch's sake but to bring drama to the narrative of the album, and lush deep s-l-o-w breakbeat rhythms that add a shimmering tension to the music. The Scottish duo's music is still interesting, thankfully not boringly repetitive, and artistically successful. A lovely record.