Several years back, I was lucky enough to experience an intimate, live performance by the percussionist Z’EV. Encouraging us to relax and lie down, he played in a darkened room for perhaps twenty minutes; though the passage of time was hard to gauge. I had seen the instrumentation as I entered, but I still left bewildered somewhat by the sounds Z’EV had coaxed forth. If you had told me that he’d actually been using a laptop and some synthesizers, I wouldn’t have felt it necessary to dispute it. The conjured soundscape was a dark, isolationist drone; drifting with meticulous care around the room - it sounded so convincingly electronic in origin, that it almost felt like a deliberate attempt to replicate isolationist pieces. “felt, if not seen” occupies a similar territory, with Z’EV playing alongside Bob Bellerue.