Again, with all the soundbites, Dangers must shop flea markets and bad video stores two days a week his vast arsenal of obscure samples range from failed sci-fi to closed-door psychoanalysis to British TV commercials. Several other high points along the way in this stuffed-to-the-gills album include: 'Your Mind Belongs to the State,' a nightmare funky channel-surf through the fractured minds of mental patients and social outcasts, and 'Original Control (Version 2),' a wicked laboratory of robots gone amuck, rave/house sirens, and acid-soaked sequencer riffs, making the whole thing sound like an ugly (and wonderful) catfight between Moby and Squarepusher. 1' add just the right amount of Stephens' Hawaiian space cowboy to the mix - kind of like a warmer alternative to Theremin. Songs like 'Mindstream' and 'Edge of No Control Pt. Musical partner Jonny Stephens takes on an almost equal workload as producer/engineer/mixer and multi-instrumentalist, and his lap steel guitar contributions add a wonderfully bizarre layer to the album (comparable to the pairing of Luke Vibert and BJ Cole).
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