It is a playful and irreverent piece of electronic bricolage . Under these four titles are essays by artists such as Hakim Bey, Rudy Rucker, Bruce Sterling, and Robert Anton Wilson. There are also reviews on everything from JG Ballard's Atrocity Exhibition to Batman and the Graphic Novel .
Sound samples are generous and accompany every movement of the deck.
The credits list as source material Aeon , Flux , WarGames , Alien , Android , RoboCop , The Prisoner , Brazil , Clockwork Orange , Rollerball , Terminator , and video static. The entire team of editors, reviewers, and contributors are listed in a manner reminiscent of the credits at the end of a feature film. Taken as a whole this group forms The Computer Lab. The Computer Lab Rt. Christopher Keep, Tim McLaughlin, Robin Parmar.