"Long sought after by collectors, these reissues will be snapped up by a hungry public. The first thing one notices is the conciseness of Fèvre's material. It would be unusual for production music of this sort to be used in a concentrated burst of more than a few minutes, so Bernard Fèvre restricts his compositions to this length, making these albums completely free of filler, partly because tunes don't stick around long enough to outstay their welcome, but mostly because their brevity allows Fèvre to concentrate his efforts into instantly memorable themes and then move on to the next number before the listener has had the chance to catch their breath.

1975's "Suspense" is a pretty self explanatory release, although the majority of its contents sound like they're geared towards espionage and crime thrillers, rather than the supernatural, so Hauntologists may not get as much out of this one as they were anticipating. Analogue drum machines, vintage synths and plenty of funky clavinet are the order of the day here, created an air of tension that remains unspoiled throughout. I found myself involuntarily tiptoeing around the house while it was on.
Suspense is an album of cinematic, proto-electro vignettes tied together with tense, dramatic melodies befitting of its title. Anthology is proud to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of this legendary work with its maiden reissue. Released at the same time is the first reissue of Cosmos 2043, a wild, science fiction-themed library LP where Fèvre imagines a far future populated by space-age electronics in lush, vivid measure."

Alter K, 2015