Title: turn that down, I'm listening to the microwave!!
Product review: This album has all the appeal of a dirt sandwich. Sean Booth and Rob Brown, the duo that created ambient masterpieces such as Incunabula and Amber returned in 2001 offering their contractual obligation - Confield. The CD starts out bad and gets progressively worse. I found myself irritated by track 4 and depressed by track 7 that I had spent my money on a CD wrought with spastic, unconfined space junk. The music conjures up an image of our duo furiously creating loops and samples so firmly rooted in the future of how ambient music might sound, that they never stopped to think of how it should sound. I can't offer and explanation, only an interpretation of Confield. Booth/Brown have run out of ideas. Confield misses the mark with their latest attempt. "PS2 gains sentiency, quits day job to write music full time" PS2 - "I'm very proud of Confield, it offers a binary appeal - very one dimensional"
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