Fallen Sun is the solo noise / industrial alter ego of Y'ng-Yin Siew (Reverse Image) from Malaysia.

An intense and explosive affair, the sonics on "Parallel Disalignment" are jagged and abrasive as they collide into each other or assume meta-rhythmic forms which flutter violently into torrents of searing lava.

Formed from a pedal noise set-up with the exception of one track which was created with Eurorack, the seven pieces successfully apply new meaning to a genre synonymous with the likes of Incapacitants, Merzbow and Masonna. "Parallel Disalignment" presents the perfect title to an album grand in its quest to reach beyond something it might be seen as being part of.

Besides the dynamic interplay at work throughout it, often cut with an edge which at first appears as hostile as it is impenetrable, there's something almost uncontrollably joyous to behold. This is evident on the collaborative piece, 'Session 46', which witnesses the deployment of birdsong by Peter Wullen to help counter the overtly incendiary nature of the proceedings with sounds more organic or celebratory. The final track is taken from a live appearance at the Negative Frequencies show in Malaysia - so powerful you can picture yourself being washed over in this assault of merciless cadences; like being showered in razor blades whilst grinning from ear to ear.

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