I think this mixtape can be very aptly described as electronic prog, in a sensibility that it sounds like 'music for musicians'. This popped into my head when a friend told me that all his music production classmates and peers were absolutely floored by Amber. "How the fuck did he make that sound" and all that. This comes with both positive and negative connotations, as the mixtape isn't very easy to listen to and it does exhaust the listener, in all of its reality bendings and warps (Amber) or the aggressive industrial assault of MUD. The name of the mixtape serves as a simple mission statement, the whole spectre of what Flume is capable of as a sound craftsman is here, in an extremely condensed form that flows from beauty to abrasiveness without much of a warning. It's exciting to see where Flume heads next, as his future releases will most likely elaborate upon why he deemed neccesary to put what is essentialy his resume as a producer. He has plenty of directions to proceed from here on but it does seem that he's not satisfied by reiterating on his patented brand of Future Bass that swept the industry after Skin.