Featuring deep atmospheres and altogether slightly more electronic rhythms, the second part of the Catchpenny & Cosmos series rounds this double release off by an even greater variety of sound. Just like its name implies, the “Dark Tower Hotel” is a wondrous and mysterious place. Upon intricate double bass chords and trippy synthesizer riffs, female singing from times long gone mixes elegantly into the hypnotic arrangement like a melodic leitmotif. In his remix, Mollono.Bass lives up to the last four letters of his name and delivers a rolling groove. The “Jaeger” gains experience with Acid, at least during the second part of this title which distinguishes itself by a minimal character and enigmatic wind instrument sounds. Last but not least there is “Morgiana”, a laid-back song that does not aim the dance floor. Its catchy gypsy vibe, created by lots of classical instruments, reflects the remarkable compositional talent of Be Svendsen in a very entertaining way.