Finnish artists Janne Liimatainen and Jarko Hedenius began to experiment with computers in 1992. They later transitioned to analogue synthesizers, which they eventually abandoned to focus on building their own synthesizers and sequencers. This collection explores VÄäristymä's productions over the last decade, most of which had been scattered in non-formats, including four live tracks.

The collection includes 'Tulppaveto', minimalistic and subtly sinister, with a shadowy tone, and 'Hullunarkku', resonant and dreamily spatial. The majority of the material comes from the previous decade, such as 'Radiopurkaus', icy yet hallucinatory, and 'Ennen Muuta', with a distancing rhythmic component that seems unhesitant in taking up the mantle of Pan Sonic. Similarly, 'Valvoo' features occasional melodic fragments that emerge with extended sporadicity; 'Äyriäissumu' offers a rubbery texture with glitch distortions and a remote mechanical backdrop. Noteworthy is 'Kvanttiteleportaatio', which opens up to an emotional depth unmatched elsewhere in the compilation, while 'Epäluulo' presents a disjointed abstraction accompanied by a material loop.

"VÄäristymä's music ought to cause the radars of those much attuned to the sounds of the Revenant Sea to start tweaking incessantly, for somewhere out there this darkly shrouded leviathanic colossus stirs from the shadows, its echoing opines as old as time, its call sign chill dipped in brooding desolation, its space without end, containment or boundary. Here a mournful majesty unfurls amid the spectral detail of the sparsely set aching arcs, haunting yet hymnal in resonance and very much nodding to the work of Bebe and Louis Baron" (Mark Barton).

Ltd x 200 copies in a 6-panel matt digipak.