When you consider the definition of a Hedge Wizard - a self taught wizard learning magic from found books and experience, the theme of the discography begins to make a lot of sense. One might conjure the idea of a lone adolescent. They are imagining the makeshift varieties of paths that lie ahead, ingesting odd media, casting spells with keyboards. Outside the window of a messy candlelit bedroom are moonlit silhouettes of tattered craftsman houses. They appear as fortresses if you squint enough.

An excellent follow-up to Peril on the Silver Path. Here the musician has shifted to a much more hypnotic and dark approach, taking notes from the old-school. An excellent variety of traditional rompler sounds with analog synths. The prefect combo for any DS release in my opinion.