New Path

Ground Clouds

Depths

Poppy Fields

Reviews of previous Sense Project releases, circa 2008:

"Sense Project is the alias of just-twenty Robert Logan, whose recent Cognessence has rattled some chains in the community. The Sublime is just that, a two-disc set of spiritualized dream tonics carping from beatless industrialisms, early Tangerine Dream initializations, and Eno-esque minimalese that so transcends its antecedents it ends up sounding nothing like them. Serene tones shift imperceptibly like tectonic plates, noises erupt out of nowhere, the atmosphere suddenly flares (“Solar Insect”), yet throughout these series of microevents Logan keeps us on our toes—confounding expectations, jettisoning the pharmacology of the beat for uneasy atmospherics, you can get lost in this one forever." 
--Darren Bergstein, Signal To Noise magazine 

"Naming one's release The Sublime reeks of pretension but that may be the only misstep Robert Logan's (aka Sense Project) guilty of on this ambitious double-disc set. It's the most sonically and stylistically wide-ranging of the releases reviewed here, and boasts some truly fine moments. Each piece pursues a different direction, and thus every one brings with it surprise. It's also a less hermetic recording than the others, as Logan opens the studio doors to let vocalist Andrea Black and string players Sarah Sarhandi and Francis Logan contribute; he also broadens out the music's electronic core by integrating bits of field recordings here and there (e.g., “A Moment,” “Éjjel”) which lend the material a more naturalistic character.... Though long at two hours, there's much to admire about Logan's accomplished collection. 
--Reviewed by www.textura.org


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