“Mystique Drums” once again sees Pascal advancing Millimetrik’s sound into new territories, with far greater emphasis on bass and rhythm. It is probably fair to say that parts of this album will surprise both fans of Millimetrik and Make Mine Music, not least its incorporation of dubstep alongside the more familiar elements. Like Millimetrik’s live performances, the music is created using electronics and live drums (something which marks Pascal out in the sea of laptop-based solo musicians) and as with “Northwest Passage’s New Era”, the album features a number of guest vocalists and musicians, this time including Elika, Josue Beaucage, Music for Money, Olenka and Jacobus. Recorded between May 2008 and May 2010 in a variety of locations including Paris, London, Wheaton Aston (alongside Ben Holton and Rob Glover of Epic45), Quebec City and Bromont, “Mystique Drums” is a rich and varied record, as you might expect from its diverse influences and range of guests.