Interview with Markus Reuter from 2012

This is an EP that’s tied to a graphic novel.

Markus Reuter is a very talented musician, and he surrounds himself with other talented cohorts. This instrumental set showcases that quite well.

If you like instrumental music that's experimental and challenging, you should give this a try. There a real freeform vibe to a lot of it.

Both Gary Husband and Markus Reuter are legendary musicians who have been involved with many projects over the years.

Everyone on this release is exceptionally skilled. The majority of them are frequently featured in Music Street Journal reviews.

Anyone who has heard anything from Stick men will know what to expect here.

There is definitely an industrial sort of vibe to this cut. In fact, a lot of it seems close to Tool or even Nine Inch Nails.

This is a double disc set. I believe that it was also released at one point in time as two single disc sets.

While this is released under Xavi Reija's name, the full lineup here is full of exceptional musicians. Reija handles the drums while Tony Levin delivers bass, standup bass and Stick.

This is classical music, but not in the traditional sense. It’s more like the freeform classical that emerged in the early part of the 20^th Century. Yet, it’s also ambient and space music. Is it rock? No, definitely not. It is, however, progressive music.

This new release is essentially a single. Well, that's only so true.