Suum Cuique (pronouned Soom Kwi-Kwe, Latin for “To Each His Own”) follows the remit of Young Americans to explore uncharted, experimental, and personal synthscapes, guided by the hand of intuition with an entirely analogue array of machines. In "Lithic Reduction" concrète textures grind like a millstone to release powdery clouds of analog dust, settling only to be dispersed by gusts of blackened distortion, whereas "Red Binary" is distinctly electronic, revolving around muted radar bleeps like the resonance from "Saw II" soundtracking a speckly pill experience that’s starting to go west. The album’s centrepiece, the aptly titled "Entropy" nods to the sublimely stoic work of Eleh, radiating microtonal bass shifts while a bitter northerly wind builds in intensity. "Cyclic Redundancy" opens the flipside with a majestically submerged slab of completely obliterated and submerged 4/4, like an unholy collusion between Mika Vainio, Sandwell and Bernard Parmegiani soundtracking a trade union rave in the 1950’s, before "Even in Death" conjures imagery of a eulogy given by a Mongolian throat singer with crows circling overhead. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.