Already a year before with the release of their marvelous remix collection "Cloned – Other Side Of Evolution", the Slovakian duo DISHARMONY has started its career as being one of the outstanding horses in the stable of the Tympanik Audio label. It may surprises, that they’d considered to sign with them Audio, since the both protagonists of this project, Lord Sauron and Ryby, are known to be a bit suspicious to foreign scene people, since they’ve got often screwed in some or another way previously. Both are standing also behind their very own Aliens label and DISHARMONY is surely the flagship of it. But back to the music, because it seems that the dedication towards to Tympanik Audio has left a tiny impact on the music. Their predecessor studio-album "Malignant Shields" maybe marks the highlight in the long-year career of DISHARMONY thanks to the recognizable development to integrate rather fragile than dark sounding synth arrangements. To start comparisons, "Evolution" comes out more variable and with a more of toughness in its rhythm programming, but also lesser brilliant in its synth-play. This album has its highlights in the both opening and closing tracks, "Revolution" and "Evolution". In between it has been a bit challenging to pick out additional favorites, since the order of the track list offers some clumsy decisions. Highly important track numbers to keep on a thrilling float of the album like 2 or 4 got filled with rather standard-instrumental tunes, instead to place their finally discovered masterpieces like "Spirals" or "End Of Ends" in there. They also prove, that there can be a difference between a standard and a perfect arranged instrumental tune, "Izometrix" as being the best has to named. "Evolution" is of course a good and valuable album, still being an oasis in the yet leading Hellectro-related desert zone – but it isn’t their best work so far.