Bisclaveret have proven their worth on _PnM_, and what little I have heard of the other participants suggests that they too are capable at creating ambience of note. But remixing or re-imagining Bisclaveret tracks is not the best use of their talents and the songs tend to be repetitive and lacklustre post-industrial jaunts, far removed from the moody constructions they originally were. Also included is a video of (the original) "Insane in God", but this just serves to remind one how good they were at creating disturbing ritual atmospheres. This may appeal to those who enjoyed Ulver's _1992-2002: 10 Years in the Machines_ but I would wait for the next proper album from Bisclaveret.