This Atrocious Nursery severs up four sonic slices of tangled, discordant, ugly, at points subtle creepy electro-acoustic improv. The three-inch CDR is themed around The Yellow Wallpaper- an 1892 short story by American writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman. It's an  important early work of American feminist literature- focusing on the mental & physical health of women in the 19th century.

Café Carne is a recent six-track EP from Ibiza Shock Troops- a two-piece project that blends urgent and neck-snapping techno beats with harsh noise tones ‘n’ textures. There’s a good blend of snaping ‘n’ darting rhythm, sweeping sear, and subtle playfulness.

Generate and Test imprint presents Die Autokorrektur Treibt Mich Noch In Den Warenkorb , a collaborative effort by sonic fellow travelers WELTFRIED ⇔ GENERAL MAGIC. This slim EP delivers four interesting compositions that seamlessly melds angry to jovial computer music, melodious to abrasive guitar work, variable beat arrangements, and lots of crackle and squeak. It’s a strange confluence of sounds, that goes from rhythmic (dare I say danceable at times), to utterly noisy and cacophonous, which in lesser skilled hands could be a stylistic nightmare, but the pairing on this EP manage to pull it off quite well.

The duo of Massimo Carozzi and Sandrine Nicoletta have created Interplay in combination with three other vocalists, for a total of five.  In this piece of process oriented sound art, the five singers recorded themselves independently, without listening to each other, and then combined the result.

Cathy’s Curse is a 1977 horror movie directed by Eddy Matalon (Sweet Killing, Blackout and the Brigitte Bardot TV movie) and starring Alan Scarfe (Double Impact, Lethal Weapon 3 and Kingdom Hospital), Beverley Murray (East End Hustle, The Moderns and Street Smart), Randi Allen (in her only movie role), Dorothy Davis (Shivers, Night Fright and The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane)  and Mary Morter (The Wicker Park, The Little Girl Who Loves Down the Lane and Dead End).