SEQUITUR

In this release, music wise, Steve Hauschildt is more into the catchy and friendly electronic riffs and compositions, although his experimental approach is still there it just acts as a secondary character. Of course there is nothing wrong with accesible music (or any kind of music by the way), if it touches you it is for you if it does not well it is not.

Sequitur has some real close encounters with the 80s Synth-Wave styling (drum boxes/deep bass included) in tune with the New Romantics kind of melancholic/tragic songwriting in some of its tracks, others have brushes with what TD, Klaus Schulze and J.M. Jarre or even Kraftwerk were sounding like in those same years.

Like a late retribution to other of his personal influences and likings yet even among these close calls one can still recognize what he also brings to the table.

Probably one of his more mainstream albums and hopefully a nice way to interest a broader audience into his otherwise more "complex" works.

***3 PA stars.