The artwork on the album gives you a good idea of what the music will be like. The artwork would be at home on a Cold Meat Industry release. The photography for the release was done by Laura Frances Purdy, the recently deceased fiancée of the main person behind the project, Daniel Tuttle. Tracks flow into one another, providing a sense of coherence throughout. This is like a soundtrack for your mind. Elements of dark ambient, neoclassical, and noise flow together. Sometimes the shifts are a bit jarring though, for example, when flowing ambience abruptly shifts to staccato strings in "?Time,’ she points again." Some high points on this album include: "?Time,’ she says," which has nice elements of ambience and noise with a ticking clock in the middle of it all. "This Peculiar Phenomenon," which combines crushing metallic beats with strings, synth pads, and spoken word samples. "Eclipse II" combines operatic female voice with noise to create a nice sense of discordance. "A Tide, Confusion" layers drones over audible, but barely decipherable voices. "Reluctant Memories of Conquest" is good dark ambient that reminded me of Lustmord’s album "The Monstrous Soul." The best part about this album is that you can have it for free by downloading it from their website, complete with cover art. And it is well worth downloading. This is a good mixture of sound, not quite noise, but not quite ambient. Highly recommended.