A re-release of RJF's only album from 1983 (the band resurfaced 30 years later as Kommando RJF). "Lo-fi experimental electronic minimalism, built on somewhat simplistic elements - yet simplicity is used to utmost effect. Mid-range analogue texture, overlaid with distant agonised vocal screams... squelching noise and minimalist programmed beats... distortion and monotone spoken vocals... oscillating noise and garbled vocals. The sound is clinical and morbid in the best way possible. The 80's sound of the beat programming on various RJF tracks, is exactly the type of approach that would be later honed by the German scene and in particular Haus Arafna. Yet closer to home the RJF’s sound was also clearly an influence other early Swedish industrial acts such as Lille Roger" (Noise Receptor). Mastered by BJ Nilsen (Morthound, Hazard). The outer sleeve features the original artwork. The printed inner sleeve also includes an article written by Kristian Olsson to provide some very useful background context to the group. Includes an A3 poster.