[HJL001] HjärnaLigg.

Nice gentle start to the compilation with T7's Starstruck. Then Stereotribot, with Dios Es Máquina, something like the God machine or spirit in the machine, again still quite light and airy. Kuttle comes in with a deep melody and wild percussion of Acidbox. Nice track. Loud Noises/Werewolf by Justin Snellings sounds pretty much as you would expect. Who remembers UK Decay's Werewolf track? By now the pace and tempo are pretty high, as Mothball Z come into play with No More Pocky.

Without complaint, Gabba Voodoo boom into the foray with Je Ne Suis Pas À Plaindre. Pretty full on despite the title, it's fairly aggressive stuff, but then I'm not complaining myself!-) Flex Blur next with Destroy All Smokers, and after the night I've had I say, stub them out. Track 8, Skatamatic Cube Fucker's Stroboscopic Effect, retains the full on effect with, well, full effect. It maintains the harsh electronica that the album is mostly composed of.

Puffs' KTRONIX is like a complete headfit in one track. Then Rhythmic Disorder's Kava brings in some nice electronic work, slowing down the tempo somewhat and working well to fill the space it gives itself. Nicely done with good atmospherics. Social Studies by Boonk, actually sounds like social studies, how weird is that? How weird were my social studies? They're ongoing and I don't like the look of it. Cool piece of electronica. SHARP AZN, Homeless, poignant, and so it should be.

Pacman's restofmenow, obviously reminds me of that infuriating game, but then I'm no gamer. Tetris was more interesting for me. Quite an emotional piece of music, makes the compilation seem a bit at odds with itself in some respects. Then my youth comes flooding back with Ideological Arrest and Question(able) Papers. It gently ups the pace but with a thoughtful air to it, interesting track, that brings it all back. Flatliner by Exit Introvert is a gentle piece of electronic music. Then, we finish with Wax Electronic and The View From Here. My view is that this was a reasonably good, and sometimes strangely mixed set of tracks. Definitely worth a listen, though I am not sure there's something for everyone, it does cover the bases fairly well.