A Third Sun continues the style set up by Down the Sun and Up the Stream with brassy sounding drums, minimal and sustained notes with occasional hints to jazz influence.

Phuture-T opens with Ominous Maze giving equal space to breaks and a bass assembled from an overdriven contrabass clarinet. Excerpts of piano, sax, and inharmonic tones are worked around filtered out drums and change-ups.
The intro of Dave Hoax's Man from Another Planet starts with a sustained note and a muted Soul Pride break before releasing into layered breaks. The bass falls downwards, sound effects swell and fade into the background, and percussion is added on wide stereo channels.
Martsman takes on a sample collage from Cordani and Nic TVG. Field recordings are granulated into rhythmic droning pads while the main drums have a distant feel to them like a recording from a live event. Harmony is filtered in as long notes which transition into a play on repetition.
The main break in Dam Nation's The Third Man has a bizarre ti