2007 sophomore full-length release from Berlin-based Electronic artist, Matthias Grübel AKA Phon Noir. Following up Putting Holes Into October Skies, Phon Noir once again raises his antennas towards the sky, into the snowflakes, where somebody is singing through the wires. This time he fits more instruments, more twists and turns into his tunes, more rhythms and more voices with greater and greater passion. We find him doing duets with with Marie-Sophie Kanske on 'My Paperhouse on Fire,' Anna-Lynne Williams assists in measuring a future we once had, and Calika sends over some droning chords from the British Isles. While somewhere in the distance we hear the sound of a cello, bowing the cello, acoustic and electric. And through all this, it suddenly seems like the snow is slowly melting as the music comes closer and closer. Sub Rosa.
