The music of Binray is suitable for multiple situations. It lends itself nicely to casual
listening while doing homework, but it's also rewarding to give it your full
attention and analyze the intricacies. Anyone with a computer can make garbage noise tracks with
lots of things happening all at once. The difference here, as with all great breakcore, is that
a perfect balance of randomness and order is achieved.

Hungry Goose Herbjerk, as with his other self-release of 2007, the Albatross EP, showcases arguably the best Binray
material to date. Complex percussive beats mesh with hicupping melodies, and the presence of a delicate
continuity in each track ensures a sublime listening experience. You've only to listen to these albums to
understand why relatively few Binray albums have been released. Every track is of superb quality,
meticulously created through countless hours of detailed programming. This is the work of a highly skilled
electronic recording artist. This is the kind of music a 24th century android would listen to.