The projects first untitled album dealt with layering field recordings under 'walls' of atmospherically textured noise, “Sleep Forever” offers up eight tracks of  hypnotic, atmospheric and creepily psychedelic noise ambince and  often slow moving atmospheric noise texturing. The eight tracks run between just under the five minute mark, to spot on the ten minute mark a piece. Each track finds the pair skilfully laying out layers of: judders, groans, creepy stuck static jitter’s, eerier cable texturing, slow muffled drones, flutter and stuck insect real structures, and all manner of uneasy yet  gentle seared sonic matter. The first and last tracks fall more into the HNW bracket, but the six tracks inbetween are a noise ambient/textured noise hybrid.

The CDR comes in the labels trademark red paper sleeve and features a great creepy picture/drawing of a coloured preacher with a handkerchief face mask on holding what looks like a open bible and a bottle of drink, standing in front of a graffiti covered wall.

So “Sleep Forever” offers up a very intriguing, disturbing and brutal highbred of ambience, noise and surreal/ nightmarish atmospherics.