All the  tracks here are untitled, and the first untitled track finds Bones locking down into a thick juddering ‘n’ drilling  slice of wall making which has a nice hypnotic yet almost drilling tribal semi groove about it. The second track’s ‘wall’ is built around this great juddering ‘n’ deep slicing muffled bass tone that’s over  fed by hacking ‘n’ jittering smaller noise tones- the track has this great feeling of  sludgy/ muffled continual descent, and for some reason I picture in my mind slow motion & grainy footage of a limbo pole dancer as the limbo pole is lowered closer & closer to the ground.

Untitled number three is a very urgent and persistent mixture of electricity pylon drone looping and speed up  juddering static loops that a have a trance inducing & semi African tribal vibe about them. And lastly untitled four is this great edgy and atmospheric mixture of glitching, roasting, slow-mo juddering and slowly jumping static tonalities- there’s a real feeling of depth and space with in this ‘wall’ with Bones wonderfully shifting and altering his often quite textural static map in quite a very eerier yet urgent manner.  At times it almost, but not quite touches down in semi rhythmic moments- it’s a great end to a very promising début album.

So all in all this is a very impressive debut release that takes on the tribal and aficain themes of some of the Slow Death labels other releases, yet Bones has a very distinctive and unequal sound too. With out doubt one of the highlights of Slow Deaths discography thus far.