The mighty Z - Arc kicks it off with ' Field Lines '. Crystal clear laser pulses and deep space callings are cut into line as the robots jump into the pit of dark oblivion and dissapear into the middle of the next millenium. Plush ai music for all. Boc Scadet are next up and drop ' ibiil '. This one is a calm effortless slide into the misty electronic depths of a perspex forest in slow motion as your DNA copies itself and produces near perfect but robotic copies off you out of marzpian, Love it.

Mint lets you into a secret story, lined with memory inducing sounds and cinematic cotton wool people with ' shoes too big for her feet ' and Shirase releases a half life industrial rumble called ' Stellar Mapping' that really does employ visions of vast barren areas of darkness that are urging you to explore, super atmospheric. October Man fresh from his Cynical Days release on click brings along Landis for the ride and treats you to ' fault line ' which is a porcelain sculpture honed from guitar plucks and smooth melodies that is rich with character and life. New face Photobook's ' casioland ' is a warped speed run through the centre of a demo mode with tempo set to max, and muffled vocals causing the local residents to take notice.

The lleon is next in line with ' the foe has mastered sleep ' that graduates from a magical piano melody to an even more beautiful electronic shower sprung from beneath with super clear drum strikes and brain wobbles. ' Glowfly ' by Lum is a tiny insects sleep pattern etched into a battery, which is marinated in the wake of a passing meteor and left to spread life on unknown worlds thorugh its terraforming mastery. The reclaimed amazon jungle on the tip of your stylus, excellent track.
Gagarin floats along underneath the new radar with ' 120 cms ' which is a soothing ambient adventure into the heart of a large energon cube which has roamed through space for millions of years, tempting fellow travellers to join the cause and commit sounds to its vast collection. The Gosub Routine's ' routine 5 ' reverts to a pad jacking industrial silver extruding attack on its rival company, with the aid of splashing pixel bombs combined with shards of intense foam crammed into tiny packages of fun, whilst Cheju takes it to 3am with his bass controlling, room spinning, disortion mating theme ' Datec ', Double awesome.

' Relmm ' from Colamm has a super joy face crafted entirely out of balls of magnetic plastic and tiny teeny drumbeats for fingernails, all wrapped in a shiny pearlescent skin of synthesizer blood, Get on down. The Rumblist plods and jaunts around with his gyrating head which is mounted on top of syrupy samples and bucket rattling drumbeats coated in gleaming electronical electronica. Superb stuff, whilst Zainetica interferes with your very existence and then drops you into a pixel perfect world of grassy lands and floating power blocks all stitched together with calculating beeps, clicks and hacked sound chips. The perfect message to your machine friends, ' People more fuel ' is a classic.

Blue chair Red Chair just really goes to emphasize what clickclickdrone are all about....Quality electronica. You cannot argue with the genius of this release, just head on over to the www and introduce those new sections of your mind to the click and never look back.

It has you listening again and again..mad stuff.

Sam