Create 1 and 2 represent the most mature of Uzzell-Edwards music in my view. Macros one long winding track was the kind of thing that used to put me off FAX discs but Im happy to chill out to this kind of thing once in a while, not least because this is an inventive and varied piece of music that can command your attention if you want to, or act as a kind of wallpaper music at low volume. Macro begins with fractured and echoing voice sounds on a dark shoreline while a giant generator crackles on the purple beach. Echoing drum and metal taps finally give way to a mournful and growing sound crossing which warms up the cold air. A stark cymbal sound gives way to a light beat that taps along in a slightly disjointed way but the effect is quite dramatic. We are no well away from the alien shore and somewhere in space as the format is set for an interplay between synth washes and light echoing sounds and the use of drums that, second time round, appear more persistent and the surrounding ambient warmth almost gives way to something resembling a theme that takes us out in a style similar perhaps to Psychonavigation. (review by Rowland Atkinson)