Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Meanwhile...over in Croydon. Vince Millet creates instrumental music in his bedroom studio and then sees the resulting tapes circle the globe in the intricate networking of the Underground. This is by far Vince's most coherent album, settling for his major influence Eastern ethnic music, to give his creations their shape. Song titles are as evocative as ever; "Snail Traders Of K'Halak", "The Drowning Of Qu Yuan" and "From The Thorns Of Enemies I Harvest Grapes". If you want something very different from the average investigate the mysterious musical musings of Mr Millett.

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