This EP is named after the talkings that they used to do at Dead by Dawn before the gigs. It was about the general public making shuttles to go into space. Great EP, I love the huge reverb on these Epsilon releases. One day I hope I can hear these tunes live.Wish there were more presses, and I hope it will receive more recognition in the future, when people realize, the music they want to achieve was already made in 95, only better than they could've made it.

Richie Anderson & Brandon Spivey who produced some acidcore records earlier on the killout and drop bass labels conjure up some very interesting sounds on this release. The killer on this record is the first track, it has very aggressive drum programming and a ultra-harsh tb-303 driven bassline with destroys everything along it's way, i can't think of a track that is harder than this one! The second track almost has a sort of 'funky' feeling over it, too bad the structure of the track is abit dull and the sample 'the year 200 is right along the corner' sounds dated now. On the other side they put a weird experimental ambient tune witch features some nice vocals.