This EP is much more dancefloor-oriented than the previous releases on this label. I particularly enjoyed the syncopized drums (especially in Hex) in all three original tracks, it adds a lot of grooviness. Shoal's Traveler remix of Sensitivity Reset slows things down, which nicely complements the rest of the EP. Vinyl comes in cool plastic cover with white print, which works great both if you put it over the colored sleeve or the black one. Overall solid release as always with Harmony Rec.

This double EP keeps very coherent mood inside and out despite the fact that it is a compilation from various artists. It is being true to the sound of this label with its deep techno touches and hypnotic moods. While it works as a whole, I was particularly delighted to hear Raleigh´s first release Return from Hora, which certainly put the H back in Hora. It has nicely crafted stereo effects and delays and obvious narrative qualities as the track progresses.

There is a lot of tension and cinematic qualities in this album. I also like the casette cover which suits the music very well. It is gritty and rough at some points with an overarching feel of urgency.