Kind of ambient downtempo chill spaced out stuff. Heavy delay. Open galaxy planetarium compositions. Lots of loops and layers. Sounds like it was made in Reason. Maybe like a Ninja Tune release on hydrocodone.

*1. Dreamy cosmic swirling textures meet trip hop. (3:56)
2. Celestial ambient delayyyy. (3:34)
3. Chill, low-key, simple beats. (4:37)
4. Distant voice-type sounds and slowly shifting bleeps fed through the delay stack. (3:22)
*5. Flaring organ sounds, ebbing celestial bliss. (3:52)
6. Glitch hop chill feel. Odd but interesting percussion, kind of cerebral. (5:16)
7. Trippy keys, nice bubbly chill elect. loop. (3:59)

Praguedren
Serfs Of The Plant Kingdom
Dank Disk Records
Reviewed by Underbelly

Tomas Effliger and Sector Seventeen make music self-described as indietronicambientdubstepadelica. Mostly just ambient space music.

FCC Clean

1. Epic flushes of synths with distant drums for good measure. Some female vocals in the mix. Cool, I guess.

2. Waves after waves of uplifting space synths, not out of place on a space documentary soundtrack. Unremarkable.

3. Filtered down, phased out synth intro. Subtle electro drums; very 80's sounding. Great for a John Hughes movie!

4. Hollow, breathy synths drenched in reverb. More subtle drums. Downsampled synths pan stereophonically.

5. More o' the same expansive synth landscapes. These guys need a sense of humor!

6. More orchestral sounding. Slow, plodding drums. Somewhat unremarkable.

7. Breathy, vocal sounding synth pad. Subtle drums and touches of harpsicord.