I’ll have to admit that this projects first release “The Last Command” (on Zvukovina in early 2011) rather underwhelmed me with it’s intense through rather lacklustre mix of hopeless, pressing & unmoving machine drones, with jittering 'n' juddering static texturing. So I approached this new release with caution not knowing quite what to expect, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised, and rather taken by “Stereo Biodissector”.

The release comes in the form of a CDR, and features just one long self-titled track that comes in at the just shy of the firty one minute mark. The tracks a great ‘n’ perfect balanced mixture of Misaljevich cold ‘n’ tense static making, and De Bon’s edgy yet controlled noise texturing.  The track starts off in rather strange & surreal fashion with a slurred male english voice talking about madness over a canvas of jittering fuzz of static & a lonesome/creepy  tinkling texture.  With in just under the minute mark the tinkling tone & dialogue have disappeared, and we’re into the chilling yet taut confines of the ‘wall’.  The ‘wall’s’ built around a continual grey 'n' chilling fridge compressor like machine drone, and this is over fed by a thin ‘n’ fixed line of jittering/buzzing mid tone noise- around these two main tones are a few sub tones like a very thin static crackling, and a distant locked  rumble. The ‘wall’ unfolds in a very chilling, at times creepy, but always edgy pace- as the track progresses I’m sure I can make out subtle shifts with in both of the main tones, but of course that could be just my imagination.

So to sum up “Stereo Biodissector” is a very rewarding & hypnotic slice of cold yet edgy static texturing & machine drone. The track mangers to take both parties noise making strengths to create a really taut yet enveloping piece of HNW/ drone matter.