Things started getting really weird again on this release. Not since The Agoraphobic Christcycle has the group sounded this noisy! The first five tracks from this record sound a lot like Mike Patton's vocal "exercises" on his Adult Themes For Voice album, but with accompanying electronic noises. You could also make comparisons to Wolf Eyes for it's abstract use of harsh noises and twisted vocals. But if you thought the first five tracks were strange, wait till you hear the last Untitled track! There is just no describing it! What the fuck are they babbling on about here? Typewriters? Ants, ladybugs and termites? Cats in chinese food? This sounds more like something William S. Burroughs might have coughed up in a dream while inhaling industrial quantities of solvents. The music in itself isn't what makes this track great, it's the surreal narration. Only 105 copies made! Air support!!!