Das Hobos got off the train. The kings of the freight trains have jumped off, took their belongings with them and continued their journey as hitchhikers, shuffling over burst roads full of holes and cracks. They move through this world of contradictions and broken promises - of eternal harmony and beauty - with almost Buddhist equanimity. Das Hobos only depict, they do not judge anything. This music comes dangerously close to real freedom, it takes away our inner resistances in a soft, charming way, it seduces us to defencelessness and then strikes softly. Of course, this is still a post-industrial ambient trip hop shoe gazer. Life is portrayed as an eternal river full of contradictions, which cannot be calmed down by any railroad tracks that we would encounter again. It is deep, quite big and beautiful. And in the end Das Hobos greet us again from an open freight car, waving their hats.