From Bandcamp, which is the only information I could find about the band, they self-describe as "instrumental music for dreamers about space and time from Bavaria." The album has four songs, and "A .-. .-. .. ...- .- .-.." is the first. Following some atmospheric opening tones, a riff rolls in with a little muscle, and the backing tones continue. I like the feeling that I get when listening to this song...sort of like traveling to another planet. Sometimes it makes me feel sad, while other times, more curious as to what might be around the horizon.

"B .. .-. - ...." begins with quiet and soothing piano/key notes, and some vocal chants. From there, a more depressive sound follows. The sound stays pretty steady from there, with some occasional peaks of difference, but it's all about letting that sound soak in slowly, until it becomes a part of you. "S — .-.. .. - ..- -.. ." comes out of the gate baring its teeth, but it settles into a smooth groove from there. Take a close listen to how the guitars layers are built subtly. Again, the music has an undertone of depression to it.

"S - .- .-. ... . . -.." closes the album. Soft bells ring out, with more vocal chants, until the main sound gets going. I really like the sound, but it is also fairly repetitive from track to track. The guitars build a nice little sweet melody that sticks in your head. This is the perfect closing song, and leaves a lingering mark on the listener. Overall, even though the four tracks had a similar sound, I enjoyed that sound quite a bit. If the composer can diversify his next offering a little more, this could really be something special.