I had not heard of this band from Belgium, but the press sheet that came with the disc promised “a sonic battlefield of nihilist prog-core, slanted death metal, deranged NO-WAVE and mutant grindcore revolts.” So far, so good. The disc is broken up into six “Anti-apopathodiaphulatophobicoustical Days.” On putting in the disc to Day 1, the first response is “Holy crap!” but in a good way. The disc starts off with screaming and noisy guitars and percussion. However, there is a kind of logic in the music, with rapid staccato starts and stops. Day 2 starts off a bit more mellow, but then kicks into freakout rock. There is screaming and fast moving guitar. If Sun Ra had a rock band, I imagine it would sound something like this. Day 3 is a 39 second mellow guitar solo that leads into Day 4, which follows a similar trajectory to Day 2, until it slides into a slow, mellow groove, then resumes into a spastic maelstrom of sound. Day 5 is a pleasant stripped down guitar piece which only lasts 2.19 before kicking into noisy guitars and percussion again on Day 6. The back and forth tension of harsh and mellow can work well, but in this album the mellow interludes are so short and fleeting as to seem almost out of place. The main problem with this disc is that it begins to all sound the same. The recommendations include the Flying Luttenbachers and Cephalic Carnage. I would also add Seven That Spells as a possible point of comparison.