The clear shelled & label-less tape came in a white card slip sleeve- this took in stuck on back & front covers. The front features a squiggly & abstract  drawing of lines & circles. And the back cover takes in the releases track listing, web-links etc.

Each side of tape features a single 15 minute track, and first up on side A we have "Just A Cog I". This track brings together a few layers of tumbling & circular like noise textures, which of course nicely fits the tracks title. We have a slightly judder & tumbling aquatic low end, & a few layers of  thinner ‘n’ crisper mid range. These are seemingly running at very slight different speeds, and this creates this feeling of constant pressing descent- though in reality I think the whole thing is fair set, save for a few shifts in the lower end.

Flipping over to side B, and we have "Just A Cog II". This sides wall brings together the following elements: A slightly wavering rolling low-end, A muffled circular judder, and thinner/ finer blanket of pop ‘n’ snapping. Once again all the textures are moving at slightly different speeds, and this time around it creates the  feeling that the whole thing constantly slowing- but once again I think the elements here are mostly firm in their setting. Where the first sides track felt quite cog like in its often circular collection of textures- this side feels like the cogs are slow but surely grinding into each other.

So in conclusion both sides here are effective & enjoyable in both there textural make-up & subtle wall tricky. Both ‘walls’ work well together and complement each other- yet there’s enough variation between the two as well.