Now that's an interesting release. Starting with a couple of tracks of neo-classical, 100% accoustic jazzy avant-garde, this first CD by John Kameel Farah and his band first seem totally out of place on Dross:Tik, a label better known for releases by heavy beat blasters such as Belladonnakillz, Units or Venetian Snares. It's when the super intricate breakcore and IDM drums kick in that ones understand the core of this album: a mixture of complex, hyperactive beats, frontally colliding with cellos, clarinets, violins and other rhodes. A sort of Snares's "Rossz...." in a more brainy and sample-free way. Surprising, demanding, but quite fun and, in the end, making a lot of sense of Dross:Tik.