Tosca, the way we've gotten to know and love them - getting better by the album. While J.A.C. provides a much brighter and happier sound than the predecessors, they continue to take their audience through some strange trip between subconcious and crystal-clear. Where "Suzuki" was without comparison, this album continues on the same paths - nothing really new, but nothing you've heard before. The CD cover is made of leather, showing Tosca's dedication not only to the music - but albums as complete works of art.

This album is not produced directly by LTJ Bukem, as often perceived. Still, it runs smoothly along the "Earth vol. x" line and presents a nice blend of downtempo music. There is a noticeable difference to the first three releases though, as it sounds much more "mainstream". no drum 'n bass like the LTj releases, still, a very mellow collection to have running while sitting in the shade and sippin' on something.