The labelled CDR comes in a plastic CD sized sleeve, which features double sided artwork- on the outside we have blurred 'n' hazed blocks of black & white shapes, and on the inside a murky map of grey & black slashed texture.  The release comes an edition of 12 copies.

The track offered up here is of the dense yet very subtle shifting variety, and when I say subtle I mean subtle!. The track is built around several layers of juddering ‘n’ jittering textures- these range between thicker & meaty, to more thin & weathered, to slightly more crisp & weak. These  textures are weaved together into a fairly simple/ similar yet layered wall, and over the tracks length these seem to very subtle shift, blur & merger. I guess at times  it almost moves move's towards ANW, but to my ears I’d say it never really fully gets there.

On the whole the track kept my attention through-out, and it does get quite hypnotic- though as I say the shifts are very(very) subtle. So all in all this is certainly worth a look, if you enjoy very slowly shifting ‘wall-craft’. And it’s great to see this project return to the scene once again, as at one point it was releasing new releases ever month or so, then in the last year or so  it’s output had  dwindled somewhat.