This single track effort by Kim Cascone made me think how unfortunately I haven't listened to many of his works and obviously I write that cause everything I've tasted gave me the idea this musician is able to reach a high level of intensity. The Knotted Constellation confirms Cascone ad one of the most catchy experimental/contemporary computer musicians of the period. His music usually duels with space and silence (like every kind of music you may say!), by some means it gives the impression he's one of those artists who learned John Cage and Morton Feldman's lessons by heart, just listen to this barely touched metallic sounds, their reverberation and how the move in the aural space and tell me I'm wrong. Despite the abundance of sounds well diluted in this recording the half an hour length of this composition shows an incredible use of patience, infact Cascone differently from Morton Feldman doesn't give the impression everything is a still life painting frozen in eternity, let's say he conspire with time to bring the listener to an inner journey. Despite the great use of proportions the sound definition is always top class and for what I know here you will find some characteristic intervention that give recognizability to the way of composing of this american musician. Among the different musician featured on this record I read C. Spencer Yeh you'll also notice we have Cage and Christopher Cascone, as some one once said: keep it in the family!.