Though out the track there’s a great yin/jang feeling with the improvised yet harmonic gentle flow of the acoustic guitar picks, plucks and strums rumbing against the weird shifting wooden instrumental/percussive tones and haunted feedback tones. The pair giving the piece a rather nice 3d feel so it feels like it’s coming from various places around you. The piece is meant to bring to mind a pagan ceremony to welcome winter in a forest and that it certainly does, aptly dancing between the unknown strange states of mind and achingly sad / beautiful- the pair making the 37 minute track bizarre, haunted and compelling through out. The releases comes with a DVD which rather under-whelming me, it consists of near static footage of a woodland trees with fog over them and the 37 minute track played over the top- really nothing  really visually happens over the tracks running time the fog shifts a little, but there's not enough to be interesting or rewarding. Sure you  wouldn’t want MTV type rapid cut visual for this- but this is too slow and ineffectual for it’s own good.

Another interesting and rewarding sonic step into new territory from the Opalio brothers. With a superb and atmospheric 37 minute track, it’s just a pity the visuals couldn’t match up to  the haunting and compelling Sonics.