I remember that when peer-to-peer became popular, it inspired an impressive number of electronic music projects based on the reciprocal exchange of sound files over Internet. Faures slightly changed this scheme by involving three musicians from three different places of our spinning sphere: Rene' Margraff aka Pillodriver from Germanu, Samuel Landry aka La Berger from Canada and Singapore-based Fuzz Lee aka elintseeker, who has sparkled the idea for this release from his belief that both personality and character of a person got heavily influenced by its environment so that he tried to test the combination of three different ambient musicians from three different continents. The analogy between this sonic drift and the notorious theory of continental drift has been sealed by the semantic transposition of a quote by structural geologist Hans Cloos, whose descrption of the geological matter could provide a comprehensive description of Faures style: "It let them float and drift, break apart and converge, Where they broke away, cracks, rifts, trenches remain; where they collided, ranges of folded mountains appear". Some atmospheres - particularly the ones of the three parts "Asthenospheric Movement" - are closer to past stuff from Machinefabriek and Olan Mill, while some in-between delicate sonic popovers brought me back to some "ecologist" phases of 90ies ambient music such as Solar Quest's "Orgship" which came to my mind while listening the inflations of sonic spheres on "Orogenic Uplift" or the plucked guitars sliding over the placid convections of "Isostatic Uplift", which recurs on that stage, while the masterly work of filtering sounds reaches its acme on the spellbinding anti-gravitational forces of the final "Magnetic Striping".