After a three-year gestation, Darrell Fitton's debut Bola LP turned out to be a varied, engaging listen. The tracks mostly follow in the style of heavily mechanistic, wistfully melodic post-techno first explored by Warp label artists like the Black Dog, Autechre, and Aphex Twin, but just as evident are the influences of artists such as Tangerine Dream, Skinny Puppy, and Vangelis. Soup includes the best moments of Fitton's two previous Bola releases, Bola EP ("Forcasa 3") and the Aguilla 7" (the title cut). ~ by Sean Cooper, AMG

This is an extrememly intense, melancholic meander through experimental electronic sound. Subtly industrial and quite heavy in places, the far-out ambient soundscapes transport you into something resembling a huge rumbling train passing through vast expanses of misty rocky wilderness during the early hours.
This unique downtempo creation has the potential to amaze, but only if youre ready for it.
If you'd like to experience a solitary journey into rhythmic, slightly discordant, beautifully layered sound while contemplating the intricacies and wonders of existence, then this CD is a must.