Julia Bondar's 4th longplayer builds on the strength of last years 'Industrial Symphony' and developes her deep techno style further. A total of 9 dreamy, slighly acidic soundscapes follow each other seamlessly. Sometimes with a distant voice and a duet on "La Neige Et Ses Messes Noires" which is a collaboration with French collective Maman Küsters and was the first (digital only) single but nothing makes this an incoherent album - partly due to using their own analogue modules she developes with her partner Andreas Zhukovsky who also recorded the tracks, partly due to her sense of mingling melancholy, space, drifting and euphoria to a special pleasure. The original sound design and superb mastering does no harm either.
Again published via their own independent company Endorphin.es Productions, based in Barcelona nowadays this born Ukrainian artist transfers after midnight emotions based on solid grooves with a surprising nonchalance and elegance.
An album bond to be in various reflective year end listings, not only mine.