Unlike the rest of Ghostly International's adroit stable (which includes phenoms Dabrye and Matthew Dear), Midwest Product gets bizzy with both electronics and ye ol' axe and chisels. The rather safe opener "Dead Cat" is whisked into gear by guitar and percussion before "Bank" (here's hoping you've never heard Fear Factory's remake of "Cars") emits a smell of Eighties nerd cheese. Not too rad with so few remaining tracks. But ethereally shifting fractal explosions like "Swamp" and "Duckpond" bust open the planetarium, leaving "Umbrella" to go supernova as you ponder the cosmos and love like a (seemingly content) Ghostly ghost.