Infuckingsane cult noisecore from this one-woman Finnish project! What? That's the word, at least. As much as we fucking LOVE noisecore, the crazier and

more brain damaged and out of control the better, it's impossible to stay abreast of all of the noisecore bands that have sprouted up over the years. The

very nature of the form has permitted a deluge of bands aping the seminal sounds of Anal Cunt, Fear Of God, the Gerogerigegege, and Sore Throat, some of 'em

genius, most not. So we get very stoked when we discover a comepletely fucked up noisecore band that we've never heard of before, that actually shows us

something new. The latest carton of earbleed orgasm from At War With False Noise provided just such an experience, via this teensy 3" CD-R that houses a re-

issued EP from a Finnish girl called Beip titled I Like Penis. Any thoughts of good taste should have disappeared right out the window as soon as we

started talking about noisecore to begin with, you know? This recording came out in 2003, and according to the info on the jacket consists of 56 "songs". The

whole thing is only 9 minutes and is presented as one long track, so what yer getting is a stream of stop/start eruptions of blastbeats, mongoloid improvised

drumming, vacuum cleaner guitar noise and the occasional twisted sludge riff with the most horrific high pitched female screaming ever run through a bank of

effects! Fucking out-of-control brutal blurr overload, seriously warped - there aren't any added dimensions to this, it's just brain scrambling NOISE GRIND

of the highest order. If you worship at the burnt altar of groups like Brigada Do Odio, 7 Minutes Of Nausea, PTAO, None Of Your Fucking Business, Minch,

World, Sissy Spacek, Gerogerigegege, Aunt Mary, and other purveyors of total outsider sickoid blur, yer going to trip out on this. Allegedly, this was

actually recorded and "produced" by Mikko Aspa of Finnish noise machine Grunt, post-black metallers Deathspell Omega, and deathsludge outfit Fleshpress! Only

100 copies were made, packaged in a little full-color sleeve tucked in a pink Cromatico wraparound sheet.