Starts off with an "epic" sequence of space samples. It then turns into a techno track. The beat is rather flat, and the consistent beat creates a trance. The trance is not really bad, but it does sound rather dated. Around -4:10, the track reach a certain amazing quality. The music starts to sound rather "clubby" with the female vocal sample in track three. The clubish trance is rather mellow and one can easily chill out to it. Track four opens with a movie sample I presume? It then mixes some nice trance material. The music is very much dancefloor material. It reminds me of the trance circa 1995-1997, and yet the melody at times can sound so amazing. Track five appears to be a remix of the opening track. The track strays into a rather upbeat quirky techno opening. Samples swirl around your head creating a happy glow. Track six has some good melodies, but does not remain all that memorable. It has a rather dark sound, and induces a hypnotic state. Track seven starts off with a synth solo, and slowly mixing in some techno melodies and flirting electronic samples. A nice mixture of techno and ambient synth. With -1:45 the track peaks. Track eight is a minimal trance track. It is lo-key, yet, infectious. The music is laid back and mellow, and one could still dance to it. Check out -1:55, a nice techno groove revolving around a simple echoed male vox sample. Track nine has a different sound. A female vocal takes hold of the music. With -1:46 a beat kicks in. It is more techno sounding with some drawn out ambient melodies. Interesting Fax release. Not your typical Fax sound, yet it is refreshing stray away from the more ambient sounds.