Audible Lines was the second album released in 1999 on my own label, Secession Records, as Lost Time Accident. This digital re-release contains additional music recorded during the last of Lost Time Accident's performances including the closing track, Brain Mechanic produced live with MC SLO.

Lung Fish was commissioned by the Melbourne International Arts Festival for the October 1998 performance of Beaming The Theremin, curated by Ros Bandt, commemorating the re-opening of the Percy Grainger Museum.

REVIEWS

“Audible Lines is a companion or addendum mini-album to the first disk and contains five pieces in about 20 minutes. The opening tracks Behind and Chuck use vocal samples processed in the first, and fragments of pauses in the second. Behind is fast and furious, fading in and out, percussive, while Chuck places breath intakes, swallows, assonances over a fuzzy pulsing, with intruding heavier noises; a period of cycling beats; a quieter ambience and then finally squeaking bleep loops. Lung-fish is more ambient with a mysterious slowed organ and Thermin over and subtle tweaks in the second half, Swarm erupts in an eponymous sonic cloud then cycles buzzing clicks, and finally Thrust hypnotically pulses and squeaks a slightly modulating loop.”

– Ampersand Etcetera – 2001_10

“…The beginning of CHUCK really sounds bad on MP3. Later it gets much better… And boy is Lung Fish a weird piece of work! I love it and am pretty sure i will broadcast it”.

– Marc Wielaert, NPS Radio, The Netherlands