Cold electronics drift through "Permafrost" like heat slowly leaving a body — Parsick works in the tradition of Klaus Schulze and early Tangerine Dream, but strips the cosmic optimism away entirely, leaving something more geological in its patience. Recorded in early 2010 during a long, cold winter, the album builds dense, slowly shifting synthesizer textures that suggest pressure and depth rather than space. Each piece resists melodic resolution, sustaining tension across long durations without release. Austere and genuinely absorbing.