Blue Hour is the first release by the Drift since the passing of their indelible trumpet player, Jeff Jacobs, but his spirit is undeniably present throughout the album. Without a doubt their most meditative release since their Travels in Constants debut, Blue Hour eases off the jazz and dub influences that had become a trademark of the Drift's sound, and instead focuses on hypnotic repetition and subtle, textural layering of guitars, keyboards, electric bass and drums. Dark Passage, Bardo I, Horizon, The Skull Hand Smiles / May You Fare Well, Bardo II, Continuum, Luminous Friend, Hello from Everywhere, Fountain
