The Black CDR comes in a plastic slip case that features a fairly glossy piece of  black paper that features only the words NAR on its front cover.  The CDR features a single untitled track which comes in just over the fifteen minute mark.

The tracks ‘wall’ is built around a mid-paced-to-slow judder that’s deep, meaty & bone rattling bass bound - this main tone has a line of  crusty ‘n’ crushing  rumbling sub-tones coming off it. The whole thing has a very dark, heavy & extremely brutal vibe to it, and to me the track  rather conjured up images of  huge monster like worms making there way though vast & pitch black subterranean caverns.  Over it’s full length the track remains fairly fixed in it’s genreal structure, through as it progresses the crusty/ rumbling sub-tones do seem to become more pummelling, dense & violent in there attack.

On the whole this is a rewarding enough opening short from this new & rather mysterious project. So if you enjoy dense, dark & brutal walled noise with a battering bass bound attack this is worth a look.