The tape takes in two untitled tracks- one per side of tape, and side ones ‘wall’ mixes together a bone grinding bass rumble, with chalky ‘n’ churning judder. The bass rumble remains head drillingly focused ‘n’ fixed through-out, while the second element has a slight grainy shifting jittering dustiness to it- though it never really moves far from it’s original structural template.

The second sides untitled track brings together a thick drilling ‘n’ roasting churn, with a subterranean slight billowing  bass droning under carriage. The thick roasting churn has quite nice sputtering crusty under tones to it, and it’s fairly fixed in it’s feel. The bass drone is extremely fixed, creating this nice oppressively earthy under current to the whole thing.

Neither track here is particularly complex or overtly detailed in their structural  make-up, yet both tracks are effective & entrancing slices of thick noise intensity- all told this is another consistent release from Boar.