I like noise music, although I am always a bit amused when seeing “terror” thrown into the description. However, this seemed promising, especially considering the vibrant noise scene in both Israel and Japan. I was a bit surprised when I put the disc on to find Ryokuchi kicking it off with some slow sludge. This wasn’t the noise I was looking for. Not bad, but I was expecting something else. Cadaver Eyes follows this with some nice intense bass drone. Heavy on the low end with just a bit of buzz in it. However, this is marred by some drum and cymbal bits and yelling that seem a bit out of place. This would have been better as an instrumental. Zenocide brings in the obligatory Cookie Monster vocals and slow metal guitar. At this point I was starting to wonder where the noise was on this disc. LietterSchpichDiet gets us closer to the promised noise with a wall of sound and someone beating the crap out of cymbals. Grinding noise and tortured vocals with a lot of processing. Now we’re getting somewhere. MONEYI$GOD brings us ritualistic rhythmic drumming and wall of warbling electronic noise punctuated with short bursts of vocals - sort of hypnotic. About halfway through they completely let loose with the noise. This is what I came to hear! Poochlatz supplies some power electronics with heavily distorted shouting, a good background of droning electronics, and a lot of variety. For me this is one of the standout tracks on the disc. Remesh offers up an incredibly noisy track that builds slowly before unloading with both barrels - pulsing and punishing. This was amazingly good, and not simply from a comparative standpoint. Nerveless lays down the longest track on the compilation at 19:13, with a grinding electric guitar track. However, adding a lot of distortion does not really make it noise. It becomes noisier as it goes on, with what sounds like wind on microphones, but Nerveless had the misfortune of following Remesh, which was a tough act to follow. Moreover, this track went on for about 10 minutes longer than it needed to. Overall, this is a mixed bag. If you are looking for noise, there are a few tracks worth checking out here, but I would say that it would probably be better to just find a full length release from Remesh, Poochlatz and MONEYI$GOD. The disc weighs in at 67 minutes.