As with “Distance No Object", “Disintegrate” features two collaborative efforts aimed at the dance floor, in addition to two solo ambient pieces by each artist. “Oscillate” might be the most devastating piece their partnership has yielded thus far – it’s an industrial-tinged behemoth that lays waste to everything in its path; once it has you in its grasp, it refuses to let go. “Field Image” closes the first side with Jeff Pietro’s solo contribution to the EP, and it’s a quietly meditative marvel – opaque, but indescribably gorgeous, this inchoate form looms and hovers before it vanishes as quickly as it materialized. Side Two opens with “Depth", another joint effort, and as with their other tracks, this is deep, linear, forward-thinking techno at its best, with some surprising melodic elements that appear midway through the track. The EP concludes with Israel Vines’ “Reveal", a dark, foreboding chasm of a track that teases with rhythmic elements that never quite develop; full of post-millennial tension, it’s a riveting listen from beginning to end.