Alessandro Adriani’s second LP sees the Mannequin Records boss come through with a record that at once expands his sound and demonstrates what he’s so good at. Those who have come to Morphic Dreams expecting more of Adriani’s dark, sexy Italo-EBM tracks will not be disappointed - there are plenty of those here and they can hold their own against anything else in his discography. However, Morphic Dreams also finds Adriani making excursions into dubby Balearicism (‘Tropical Year’, the Simon Crab-collaboration ‘Dust/Mist’), Merzbow-esque noise (‘Casting The Runes’) and dystopian electronics (‘Things About To Disappear’).