What kind of setting or activity do you think brings out the best in this album as a listening experience?

Such a good question. I tried to get started on this album three different times. The first two - in the car and while working - I ended up overwhelmed by the first track. I’m now sitting in a pair of headphones after putting the kid to bed and I feel a bit more comfortable with it. I think music this intricately composed demands 100% attention, otherwise it sounds like a bunch of randomness.