Another jack-in-the-box who popped out from the box of techno-driven supplies is this tidbit from Denver-based producer Mick Finesse: the opening sample of what seems to be a grab from social life on the title-track could let you imagine a fit of rage from a forgotten angry and thirsty customer who begins to stab the table by his knife and his fork while time passes in vain. A female voice saying "Yeah!" could belong to a waitress who tried to stop by flattering the sense of rhythm of the angry bird, nothwithstanding the ignited process of "berserk-ization" seems to be unstoppable. Besides any hijacking of imagination - I cannot imagine anything which could be vaguely related to ornithology on "Birds", whereas I could listen to a kind of robotic tweeting on "A Shiver For Koku", the other track of this release-, Mick builds heady poisoned balls which mix minimal Detroitesque elements and that kind of hard-hitting electro-techno that used to come from labels like Satamile. The release includes a remix of "A Shiver For Koku" by Paul "Mondkopf" Regimbeau, who highlights the viscously knocking syncopation of bass drum and the metallic stridency of gamelan-like sequence of the original version and added a sinister female howling - maybe the ghostly revenge of the above-portrayed waitress...-.