With 1bit 027, Frank steps up for another beautiful ambient release: Melodies and bass lines in perfect harmony, backed up by soft broken beats. Being a big fan of Juno6, Frank took his "Inside the Blue" and gave it the unique Molder handwriting while the title track "Come With Me" shows us another, previously undisplayed side of himself: Forward striving and full of energy. This album impressively shows Frank's producing abilities and his development as an artist. We say: Chapeau!
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Reviewer:ambientgroove.net - - February 3, 2008 Subject: Amazing work This album embodies the potential to address all common crtitisims of electronic music. Some claim that electronic music is "cold", lacks feeling or depth. Another criticsm I hear is that you have to be "into electronic music to like it". While this is true to some degree, the best works found in any medium are able to engage the media consumer.
This album addresses the above concerns, Filled with warmth and depth, the compositions are very musical in nature. Additionally, (and due in large part to the previous mentioned comment), this music could very well appeal to those that do not like electronic music. The production value can be best describe as mature. Mr. Molder is a master of subtlety and precision in his productions. This provides depth to the compositions on this album and rewards the listener on many levels of listening. Passively playing in the background, it serves as an excellent environmental "supplement", enhancing your surroundings nicely. I'm listening to the album with headphones as I type this and am pleasantly surprised at the level of detail inherent within each composition.
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