2019 release. If you've been hungering for a return to the great and legendary synth environs of krautrock's hoary yesteryears, look no further than the work of the appropriately nicked duo of Dividenthal & Aumgn. Upon experiencing the sweeping analog vistas of their debut for Carpe Sonum, one might imagine a couple of hirsute, cloaked avatars hunching over banks of keyboards and vintage 'tronix, swaying in penitent hypnosis. Actually, the two gents behind the enigmatic moniker are none other than longtime electronic mavens Lee Anthony Norris (AKA Norken, Metamatics, Nacht Plank, et al) and Matt Hillier (aka Ishq, Indigo Egg, and dozens of others), who've decided to set their controls for the heart of the galaxy on this enthralling slice of primo post-Teutonic space juice. What it all boils down to is that this is utterly spellbinding stuff, fleet of touch, percolating to the muse of the two lads' own analogics, and with sci-fi imagination to burn.