11 quick, quiet tracks of glitchy noise experimentation from this Norwegian project. All of the tracks are untitled, and all are exactly one minute and 30 seconds, with the middle track lasting a mere 30 seconds. It's listenable and doesn't bother me, but it's not very intriguing or active. There's no real layering or panning or anything, so every track is basically one tone shifting on a minor level throughout, and all are fairly similar and stuttered with lots of choppy arrangements and repetition. I'm not sure why everything is so quiet, but that's the case. Some of the songs get a little more robust with texture or volume, but barely, so this all kind of comes off as background noise - like some sort of mechanical device malfunctioning or whatnot. The latter half of the disc is a little more persistent and varied, but aesthetically the character of the pieces is all very much in line with each other. The CD-R comes in a slim plastic sleeve with an extremely minimal cover that's basically all white with tiny text and few little squares. That's all there is to it. It's a very brief, simple, fairly one-sided release. I'm not very intrigued by it, but it could be worse, so...
[TIBProd.]
Running time - 15:30, Tracks: 11
[Notable tracks: they're all untitled]
TIBProd. - http://www.tibprod.com
