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Title: Pleasurable Electronic Soundscapes
Review: Shifting gears just slightly from the 1998 self-titled debut, Zero One (Kevin Dooley) released their second work in 2000. The same chilled sounds and beats are present, but the addition of voices and other organic sounds enriches the mix considerably.The music is spare - lots of space as opposed to dense walls of sound - and the result is very pleasing to the ear. I find the music to be versatile. I can put it on as background - driving, making dinner, or cleaning house - or sit down and listen to it over headphones. Either way it works on a variety of levels.I like the entire work, but I'm most fond of "Possibilities" and "Inner Space." I also like the crazy, warped sounds of "Think" - there's nothing out there that sounds exactly like it. If you're interested in keeping up with Dooley's latest and learning more, I suggest a visit to the Zero One page at MySpace or www.zero-one.org.
