This disc is mastered by none other than Robert Rich, his influence is abundant. There is more subtlety here than in earlier discs, less nightmare and more crafted arrangements. For the perfect example of Zero Ohms cleverness, ability to entice and capture your attention, listen to the track 'Scientists Falling In Love'. Gritty, noise combined with percussion. Reminds me of one Muslimguaze disc that's full of static and squelched out beats one barely hear and come and go so soon they never manage to make the record a beat-oriented disc.
Several tracks are simply extreme noise, cloudy and dense, listenable.
A great variety within this work. Think Psywarfare, Dachise, noisy Muslimgauze. ZONK'T 'Falling Down, Fearless Of Bruises' CDR Thought these were regular cds, truned out to be cdr releases, and plus, I don't know if it's intentional, but theres this irregular clicking in a track near the end that may or may not be part of the music. The sound is dreaming, rolling, light trip-hop sound with ambient interlace. Pretty good disc, and since I can't return them to the overseas distributor anyway, here they are at a bargain price.