Centerpoint is an extension of the collaboration between Peter and Colin Biedermann that began with the previous studio recording White Magick. CB is now utilizing the software program Reaktor on his laptop to create beautiful melodic loops that form the background of a couple of expansive tracks (Liquid Blue and Centerpoint) on the recording. A number of other duo pieces (Feel, Creme Brulee and Boss Of No One) highlight the"live in the studio" approach that was to continue going forward. CB also composed and produced two provocative and mysterious solo pieces (Quantum Cameo and Hypnotikum) via his laptop programming. And, as usual, a number of solo acoustic guitar pieces (Running, Glider, Dark Image, Glass Rock and Lament For S.A.) are included to balance out the program. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................PB's music covers a lot of ground. Folks who love the following artists...John McLaughlin, Bert Jansch, John Martyn, Robert Fripp, Michael Hedges, Miles Davis, Robert Rich, Alex de Grassi, Jon Hassell, Brian Eno, Steve Roach, Ralph Towner, Steve Tibbetts, Nils Petter Molvaer, Pierre Bensusan, John Renbourn, Leo Kottke, James Blackshaw and so many others they could fill a book...will find something in his music to love as well.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Review by John Hammel - Home Grown Radio NJ http://www.homegrownradionj.com/"Mozart To Motorhead" Internet radio show - Saturday 9:00 am - noon ...his music universe continues to expand...Science Fictiony and weird or by turns downright folkishly sublime, Peter turns the music and the listener inside out and upside down, expansively pleasing in the most graceful way. Full of humor, whimsy and depth galore. Wise, wonderful stuff.Time Out Magazine described Peter's music as"avant folk" during a promotion of one his numerous live performances on WFMU's Irene Trudel show www.wfmu.org/~irene