Mind Transport Tools - Tone-Cone

<a href="http://cameronlimbrick.bandcamp.com/album/freedom-star">Freedom Star by Magic Sound Fabric</a>Written and Produced by Cameron Limbrick Review: Tone-Cone (65'39") by Mind Transport Tools (a.k.a. Cameron Akhunaton) harkens back to the early days of electronic spacemusic, a time before the inclusion of rhythm. While steeped in the sensibilities and style of the 1970s, this music points forward, but with a slant on the many intricacies of texture and the genre's overall form. The virtue of this music is that each ambient work is built on such a basic and open design that any interpreter must first arrive at deeply personal conclusions about the music well prior to its realization. Tone-Cone evokes the spaciousness of the universe as well as a contemplative quietude and depth. As listeners we turn over our trust to the composer. In this mode of expression, one cannot predict where each piece will lead. Like early works of electronic music, Tone-Cone has