Both discs have something of a 'party' vibe to them, which is the same vibe SK tries to put across at his Everybody club nights. Neither mixes are anywhere near as proggy/techy as his previous mix albums, and whilst this may constitute a move towards a more mainstream flavour they are still superb: excellent track selection and sublime mixing (unlike the Hed Kandi compilations which are, quite frankly, an embarrasment to be seen/heard listening to these days).

Kleinenberg turning slightly pop with this album, but does so in a classy way. On the first disc (by far my favorite of the ablum) 'Mindtrip' creates a unique light-hearted disco sound with a fluttering electro vibe, if you liked the track 'At Night' by Shakedown you will love this. 'Filth' sustains the typical progressive sound of Kleinenberg, but is a rarity in the relatively poppish album.

Second disc: look out for huge airy acid/synth sounds and goofy lyrics from 'The Fruit' an awesome track.