Dom is in a groove. His latest release is every bit as good as the previous two, Inner Seed and Silent Mars (with John Lakveet). This one jumps right out of the starting gate with his effusive, bubbly sequencing and light electronics. My young daughter goes “do do do” along, my feet are tapping, you just can’t sit still or quietly while listening to active, engaging music like this. Bright, crisp atmospheric textures form layer upon layer, intricately weaved together. Cause and Effect, for example, blends synth sounds of muted trumpet and guitar with a midtempo sequencer loop, lush synth pads, and a bass sequence that echoes the main sequence. Scab has found a style that works, and he sticks to it. Though mostly upbeat, there are some variations, such as the relaxed Zinc. Though this track has a more laid back pace, the synths have a surprisingly fiery intensity at times. Throughout the disc, Dom gives sequencer fans lots of what they want. Numbers like The Unpredictable Device and Shunt have a playful bass l