Opener Besakih's Dragons' Clouds rings out in the organo-ambient sphere. Natural instrumentation, percussion and bells are carefully woven together into a hypnotic tapestry of sound that chimes and shimmers with dense air and light spray.

Follower Banjar Hot Springs chirrups into life by way of deft bird sampling. Analogue synth noodling and chattering brushed hats are all pulled together around skin-flapping hit of the warmest kick. A real extended studio meander through the thick bush.

The steady rolling continues on the flip with Uluatu's God. A lolloping low-slung house roller that comes on thundering and stormy out of the midsection like the more understated and trippy contributions on Running Back. Ghosts of radar signals and lost electronics pierce the peace throughout.

Jubilant at the final hurdle, Broken Sea's joyous chords chime an optimistic refrain around the grumbling, twittering, squelching electronics of an unruly modular/mono-synth combo. Real escalating chaos and floating pads to slowly come landing back down to Earth.