This is a absolutely obscure home-made(?) record. Listening to it makes my mind travel to strange places. Maybe this was the intention, the track names in English are: Introduction, Hill, Sky, Earth, Fire, Water, Wind, Lake, Lightning. It's shame I don't own the poster and game instruction that comes with this record. If you're into psychedelic or experimental music you'll like this record for sure. Unfortunately it's very hard to find, even in Brazil. The probabilities for a reissue are very low.

This is such a good album! Each of the tracks is unique, but all of them have a strange dark atmosphere. The title track has a beautiful violin sound and deep organ chords, it really hypnotizes you. But my favorite is the next one, "Absinthe Memories (For Phil Minton)" with some vocal noises out of this world! The best way to describe this album, would be what Frith said in a interview:

"I'm fascinated by accidents. When I do solo improvisations I think of myself as being in continuous dialogue with the unexpected, and its always dynamic. Do I ignore this, do I embrace it, do I integrate it, do I keep my distance? When making this music I was constantly using random elements like radio tuning and trying to frame them in metric or harmonic structures."