Ah, where would we be without Moss Abu? This is a brilliant, well crafted electronic stew. Rather than adhering to a pristine, perfect approach as so many electro acts often do, Jakob makes the right decision and keeps things wonderfully lo-fi. This is four-track bliss. It is scarey, misshapen, organic, and brings to mind images of monsters in the cellar. The beats are stiff and hypnotic and the soundbites are a mishmash of treated, unrecognizable vocal gibberish. Synth sounds swoosh by and blurry bass sounds give the proceedings a good sense of movement. This is blurry, surreal, heady sonic art. The wizard that is Moss Abu pulls it all together brilliantly. This album is terrificly unique and inventive. "Hoohahaha" is a sprawling lo-fi epic. Your speakers will get a great workout.