More diginoise from US vandal Chefkirk and dammit, I'm so slow at reviewing (sorry) that some more has been released meanwhile. As with the latest "Selection of domestic products", much of what Chefkirk does has been done and heard before, but he generally manages to keep things interesting. Not all of this is super-noisy, with some more minimal passages of crackling frequencies, and some programmed beats here and there ("720045"). As for me, I miss the manipulated field recordings that made "Selection..." more intriguing, and I think in general this is a bit less compact and inspired. I still wonder what Smith could do if he decided to explore his ambient side, leaving the distortion and beats for a while.