The works of little-known composer Ilya Drominivich, often regarded as impenetrably complex in their orchestration, have been the subject of little enlightening scrutinisation since his death in 2005. Now, however, a critical dissection of his most under-performed work—the dark Fourth Symphony—has been uncovered.
The reviewer, music journalist Arnold Hiccup, analysed all Drominivich's works, but this article, shedding light on one of the Isle Of Man composer's later masterpieces, gives the most insight into the life and mind of what one denizen of the industry once described as "Just some bloke from an unremarkable island".

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