The fragile and neat features of the plants on the record sleeve are in a way romantic. This feeling applies to the track "Kuckucks-Lichtnelke" the track the record was originally based on. In many ways it refers to the finest melodic moments on his Flora & Fauna LP. Here the musical version of beauty weights heavier than the connection with minimal techno and puts him closer to Kraftwerk than Richie Hawtin. The a-side "Kriechender Günsel" works very much in favour of a rhythmic techno groover with a build up in dynamic but incorporates later a beautiful "Aphex Twin" like melody in the break.