Sparse, unhurried, and built from slowly decaying tones, this record moves like sediment settling through still water. Eluder layers soft drones and gentle textural shifts across long-form pieces, each element fading before you're quite sure it arrived. On this 2009 release, there's enough space between the tones for each soft decay to register. It's the kind of record that doesn't announce itself — it simply changes the quality of the room.