This release appears in the form of two track CDR, with each of the track falling between the twenty to twenty five minute mark.  The unlabeled CDR comes in a plastic slip sleeve, which features a colour cover taking in a wall of skull & bones, and a brown paper back sheet listing the tracks & their lengths.

First up we have the track “Ghostly Painted”, and this is shorter of the two tracks at 19.56 mark. This track is built around several layers of rumbling & billowing textures-these are knitted together to create a barren & stark ugency.  I guess you’d say the ‘wall’ brings to mind a mix of the sound of a van on rough ground, and a battering winter storm heard from inside a old shack.  The whole thing remains set & unforgiving through-out, and for me this is the most rewarding of the two tracks here, as I really like the mixture of urgency & starkness.

Second & lastly we have “My Glance Drinks The Shadows”, and this comes in at the 25.11 mark.  The ‘wall’ is built around a murky & hazed subterranean rumble, and a coarse ‘n’ searing static judder- the rumble has a distant boring or earth churning blunt-ness to it, while the judder has a thick electricity like buzzing about it. Both elements here remain firm & fixed through-out, and as a whole the ‘wall’ summons up a very bleak & grimly hopeless feeling.

All in all this is a satisfying  enough two walled release, and if your after total hopeless & brutal fixed walled noise this is worthy of your time. Sadly, as this appeared in early 2014,  I think the physical version of this is long sold out now, but you can check out the digital version at the labels bandcamp here