Experimental guitar/drone sounds. More weird feedback, droning, scraping textures and dissonant lengthy pieces from guitarist Warren Ng. He incorporates a guitar that sounds like hammering on nails, some tape effects, reversed tones, loops, dense textures with delay, reverb, lots of ringing and buzzing. Somewhere in between an improv and composed feel; heady, and certainly not something that can just fall into the background during listening. For fans of drumming on wine glasses and silverware. All instrumental and tense.

Disc 1:
*1. Sharp, ringing, looped siren drone contrasts with twangy western Tom Carter-isms. (13:31)
*2. Slow, echoing, flickering, hypnotic Dead Man’s bliss. (14:40)
3. Rich tapestry of tones, harsh guitar textures, and swiping maelstroms. Kind of like This Heat if they wanted to do solo drone guitar music. (13:26)
4. Dark, brief sprawl. (3:17)
5. Pronounced looped drone, dark, murky, and throbbing. (9:06)
Disc 2:
*6. Slow, quiet, lo-fi, drifting, ringing shards of feedback, uneasy, rumbling, gongs. (22:32)
7. Pensive, slow, methodical, lots of unresolved chords and slithering sounds. (18:35)
8. More slightly harsh scraped layers of ringing. (8:27)
*9. Piercing plucking; chiming, persistent 4/4 rhythm. (10:56)
10. More trippy, dark, rhythmic plucking, dreary feel; picks up to urgent nightmarish finish. (9:52)