Tim Hecker is not be confused with Mego's Florian Hecker, but is rather the alter ego of techno maverick Jetone. This marks the first release under the artist's real name, as well as a leap away from techno. This latest recording explores the artist's interest in structured ambient sound. Here he has constructed strong ambient pieces using lap top, guitar and piano and treating the material in programs such as Audio Mulch.

There are certainly similarities to the likes of Angelo Badlementi, Fennesz, Gas and Oval, but overall the sound is incredibly unique. Tim Hecker has managed to create some of the most memorable ambient music in the last few years. Much like the Austrian guitar/lap top experimentalist Fennesz, Hecker has perfected the art of catchy experimental ambient music.

The recording is comprised of 17 tracks that blend seamlessly into one another, making it perfect for headphone listening or as background music. At times glitch-based minimalism, but also capturing the drama of post rock. Incredibly sad, yet hopeful music that sticks in your head for hours. The mix between tracks 7 and 8 is incredible, beginning on the sabotage tip, wrecking one of today's pop stars and morphing her music into a dramatic crescendo that brings to mind some of the most memorable aspects of today's post-rock. Other tracks like 4 and 9 are very sad pieces that bring to mind Mike Ink's Gas project, but with a heavier hand on the lap top glitch scene mixed in. At times when Hecker is utilizing guitar as a source there bares striking resemblance to that Portuguese guitar sensation Raphael Toral.