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Thor, I can't answer your question, but I did appreciate your posting about this score. Thing is, when I started listening on Spotify I found the short tracks distracting - tend to think electronica especially needs time to breathe, so I want extended versions not short statements. So I just moved to similar electronica albums that aren't hamstrung by film-music needs. The curse of Spotify - it is awfully easy to say, "enough of that, think I'll try this instead." And I didn't post cause I'm not usually much for dissing anything, don't find that too valuable or a good use of my time.
I'm giving it another go.
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Yes, I was kind of surprised that no one posted at all, since there is definitely a subset here who go for this sort of thing (whereas I like elements of just about every kind of approach, at least some of the time).
I've started a couple of threads like this, not exactly a self-esteem builder.  That's why i'm trying to make a point of at least saying something about a thread if it has any interest for me - so that the originator knows they're not just crying in the wilderness. (Hint hint to anyone else reading this!)
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PS I'm enjoying this more this time around, not minding the shorter cues as much, finding more of them doing a good job rounding out the idea (even if most of them could go on for another 5-10 minutes). Just goes to show how much other factors influence our listening, and a good reason to give something multiple chances.
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Something tells me that this kind of music isn't appreciated by the more conservative majority on FSM.