A split tape by Israeli harsh noise act Kadaver and Japanoise act din-i-ilahi (founder of Advaita Records). The A-side contains the collaboration track "Muchi No Namida" (Tears Of Ignorance). From the perspective of the religious traditions of Japan and India, life and death really don't exist. However, being able to grieve for death makes human beings human, and living in contradictory and diverse truth is the human dilemma. This dilemma can be said to be an essential proposition of human beings. This collaborative track is dedicated to all the dead souls and the human beings who grieve for them. The B-side contains a solo track from each. "Mindless Gibberish" by din-i-ilahi consists of one-take recording without overdubs, which vents disorderly mind work into the sound. "Smear" by Kadaver features wall-like harsh noise with an impressive cracking high-pitched sound image. it also contains the background of the collaboration track on the A-side. Ltd x 50 copies with foldout jacket, each tape has been duplicated by Nakamichi cassette deck with auto azimuth adjustment.