[Machine Translation] The only album by DOM, a cult band from the Dusseldorf scene that shared the stage with members of Neu and Kraftwerk in the early days of Krautrock, has been remastered and reissued by Sommor, a Spanish reissue label that is well known for discovering Pig Rider and Oberon. DOM was a short-lived four-piece band that was active for a short period of time in the early 1970s in Dusseldorf, the holy land of German rock. The members of DOM were talented musicians who had shared the stage with members of Noy and Kraftwerk, but they were not dedicated to music, and after the band broke up, they went their separate ways in design and research. However, the solid quality of their only remaining album, "Edge of Time" (1972), has been the talk of the town among avid progressive rock enthusiasts since the 1990s. The band skillfully combines acoustic, percussion, organ, flute, noise, collage, oriental melodies, breathtaking intervals of sound, and many other elements to create a unique world full of acid trip elements, similar to Pink Floyd, Ashera, Amondur II, and others. The album's worldview is maintained, but the music is also more unique. The four unique bonus tracks, which continue the album's worldview while branching out into festivals and electronics, are also worth listening to.