This second effort is a lot more accessible than its predecessor, due mostly to recognizable guitar parts by Diez. Laila, part 1 even is symphonically inclined rock. Supple improvising guitar over spacey accompaniment is the main dish on almost all tracks, until the atmosphere changes strongly on Quiet walk. Here there are instruments coming from so far away as to get almost uninterpretable. They are skilfully blended with sounds of water to result in a mild tension that is very atmospheric. Haunted island is again very different through the sudden inclusion of a singer and threatening mellotron. The ever perpetuating ending is too long for comfort, though.The whole album is not as adventurous and uncommon as their previous one, but by its convincing plunges into different musical climates still very much worth hearing.