Re-issue disc of the debut album from Philadelphia's DYSRHYTHMIA showcases the first gasps of spastic instrumental jazz/ambient-prog/tech/metal that these guys have continued to evolve since releasing this in 2001. These initial jams aren't as calculated and efficient as their more recent output as one might expect, but fans will still find this a highly enjoyable stream of time-signature fucking math-metal that sounds like Primus and Don Cabellero ransacking some Naked City back catalog, with jaw dropping precision n' stop-on-a-dime chops, jazzy apeshit drumming, and complex/challenging structures. Translation Loss hooked up this re-ish with additional live tracks for added value, and packaged the disc in a dope full-color digipack.