It's not a new idea, though.  Jeph Jerman's Hands To project had a similar piece called Catalog of Abuse on a tape back in the '80, back when the underground traded cassettes rather than CDs or MP3s.  malfunctions is similar to that tape, with various amplifier hums and clicks.

Track 4 has a great machine-drone with what sounds like a flock of crickets, however.  Track two and six has plenty of noisy moments, sounding a bit like early Consumer Electronics, but track 5 has very little detectable sound at all, making it a mystery as to why Marinos  included it in the first place. 

Malfuctions is an interesting piece with a familiar theme, probably the kind that was more fun to make than to listen too.  Not that it's bad, just a case where the theory is more prominent than the practice.