On "The Battlefield Is Everywhere" (a perfect title for what's going on around us these days), in addition to the searing psychedelic churn Gary Mundy (Ramleh / Broken Flag boss) is a deft hand at delivering, there's the slow-burn volcanic rock assault of 'Let's Be Strangers' and the electronic bleep-addled mass of howls, demolition ball rhythm and cascading textures of 'Yet Still the Birds Sing' to contend with besides many other delights that pull the album in several directions.

While it could be contended this music would be ideal for the aftermath of your next toxic 'shroom stew-serving dinner party, there's still room enough for some violent twitches towards an appetising dessert. Threaded throughout are signature features comprising organ groans, despairing vocals reaching from a scorched canyon, black hole guitars, abrasive textures and occasional rhythmic pulses. As always, this album sees Gary pushing Kleistwahr into new spaces only he has the tools to carve.

Mastered by Sion Orgon. Ltd x 300 copies in a gatefold mini-LP style sleeve, based on the Broken Flag design featuring paintings by Michael Boul.