"Cult classic on Clone. The very first release by Heinrich Mueller which unfortunatly never officialy has been released. Produced in 1991 and pressed on a limited clear vinyl test pressings of 300 copies which only was given away and sold to friends in local record stores. Lucky enough Clone was able to lay their hands on this classic recording before it got lost. Four tracks made by a producer (or producers?) who can be seen as the most obscurest from Detroit. Even close friends are not getting information on what he or they are doing and what he produces. Only freaks can tell by recognizing his sounds what else he or they produced (some online magazines and discographies like www.discogs.com are drawing lines from Drexciya, Dopplereffekt, Der Zyklus, Japananese Telecom to Heinrich Mueller/ Glass Domain). We think it is impossible that one guy is able to do so many great releases, but if its true we are sure he must be a saint send by a higher spirit to bring joy to this world. Glass Domain is the strangest but therefore coolest record especially if you think it has been produced in a period everybody into electronical music tried to make a dance hit instead of exploring new sounds and personal expression."
(A1 "Shatterprone" sounds like Visage's Frequency 7 with banging drexciyan 808's taking in the slack. A2 and B1 are not worth mentioning. B2 "Interlock" sounds like a DX100 synthpop jam by way of Detroit circa 88, this track would not be out of place next to Your Love by Jamie Principle or Triangle of Love by Kreem on a mixtape.)
― Nihilist Pop Star (mjt), Monday, 1 December 2003 03:21 (twenty-two years ago)