Solo studio album number 15 for Japanese producer Hideaki Ishi aka DJ Krush. The record is experimental, irregular and not very accessible, fourteen unconnected tracks and forcibly put together for a bloated project up to 53 minutes. Personally, I don't digest at least 2/3 of the wonky rhythms that Ishi proposes, but there are some interesting choices ("Incarnation", "Doomsayer", "Hidden Shadow", "Signs of Recovery", "Bluezone"). 5/10.
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