The release appears in the form of CD jointly released by Old Captain & Eibon Records. It features eleven tracks, ten of these of sickly & constricting PE- with the last track being a long trip into loop-based mood making. The CD is presented in a six-panel digipak- this is a monochrome & grim look affair, taking in a mass of scribbled texts & blacked out eyes face pictures.

For the PE tracks things are decidedly stripped back & stark- with a selection of grating, dragging, hissing, buzzing, and fork textures, blended with occasional synth lines. Over the top of this, the vocals are bleakly shouty, and slight reverbed- and they often feel like a man on the edge of a mental break down, as he rants & bays at the decay walls around him. Though the sound pallet is stark & skeletal- there’s fair bit of creativity & variation with the uses of sounds from track-to-track, and the use of sound very much summons up images of starkly neo-tube flicking & molding walled apartments. Underground train  stations stinking of piss & vomit, alive with slowing & wonky whine of an oncoming train. Rubbish & needle cluttered waste ground with the distant sound squealing car breaks. Or a warehouse torture room hidden down forgotten city streets- that's alive with the sound of rattling & dragging pipes, skin ripping rusted steel, and grimy chains lazily slammed into flesh.  

I feel the lions share of the disc, ie the ten PE tracks are grimly effective & bleakly powerful. The issue here comes with the final track “Just One Day”- this nearing thirteen & a half minute track is apparent from Balistreri’s other project Self- and basically is a blend of swarming lo-fi sonic loops of chattering voices, snapping & grating tones, and a lightly smarting high pitched tone press. On top of this we get a female voice mumbling phrases like ‘Something like that’, ‘I think about crazy things’, ‘That’s the ways it’s going to be for’, ‘I was speak to a friend’. Clearly, the intent here was to create an uneasy &  unpleasant loop based industrial ambient track- but sadly for me it just came off clunky, amateurish, and as it goes on quite annoying- instead of creepy, not sure why this was added on to the album but for me it just doesn’t work.

When  Nothing you do..... sticks to it’s grim & stark PE guns(which is much of its playtime)- it’s an effectively troubling release, and at times you do really worry about Balistreri sanity- which is always welcome on this type of release…I just wished he’d left off the final track.