We are relative aware about the fact, that most music based out of the gray area rather represents niches asides the so-called Mainstream. But these niches seem to grow anywhere, as this label, Valse Sinistre, hails out of Romania, an Eastern-European country, which has been a white spot on my world map so far. Musically, as far as I can rate this after three discovered releases, they are about to present Experimental, Abstract and mostly Ambient-influenced styles of music. This Canadian artist named Peine isn't an exception and presents a pure Dark Ambient album, which musically quells can be named with dark and haunting drones full of experiments, quite often supported by psycho-acoustic inserts. This album rather acts like a soundtrack into far, far away discovered areas of a human mind, it is music to sink into. It therefore fits, that this album consists of only 1 track, which clocks 65 minutes. No pauses in between, special 'sections' with different instrumentation got faded in or out. The possible comparison to some Cold Meat Industrial projects, taken out of the info sheet provided by the label, isn't that far away to start a description of this project. A lot of praise also for the stunning artwork of this album, which offers a book-like design with a size of a DVD box, filled with drawings, texts and illustrations.