My first electronic music album - bought back in 98 or 99, got struck by it´s immediacy and that roller-coaster-ride-like atmospheres from scary to etheral, from rocking to jazzy ambience, from techno to classical, otherworldly flashlights of alien DNA amongst the remnants of western society on the pre-millenial turning point. A perfect blend of darkness and light. It really seemed to having meant something back then - there were quite a few records that captured that millenium-angst-mood from the end-nineties, some come close like Orbus Terrarum, In-Sides or even NIN´s The Fragile but DC was the clear stand out.
It´s interesting to see in general something was really going on at that time, there were also a lot of movies that I still think as all-time-favourites of mine like Matrix, Dark City, Truman Show, Lost Highway (and a whole bunch of other Lynch movies as well
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), that seemed to have dealt with the subject of the urge to look 'behind the scenery', a kind of premonition that this world we know is only a small blanket hiding something more truthful (or even more scary), a longing for a deeper meaning that for a while seemed to have entered the mainstream. So for Gaz´n Brian it was only consequent of turning to look for liberation & spirituality...