This limited double LP in brown vinyl colour coantains on disc 2 "Sonic Fragments from Unmaker", which are the apocalyptic synth-soundscapes from the original album recordings. Unmaker, the 3rd album by Copenhagen's LLNN, is a stupefyingly unforgiving affair: abrasive and vile, at times effervescent and escharotic, and finally absolutely smothering, suffocating, terminal. LLNN burst onto the scene with 2016's critically acclaimed debut album ,Loss", a sheer display of ,absolute raging rawness", as Terrorizer put it. But there is more to their sound than that: ,the wavering drone synths that are effortlessly merged with a raw hard- core-driven darkness define the subtle idiosycratic nuances of LLNN's very unsubtle, painfully overwhelming sound" (The Sludgelord). "As huge fans of classic sci-fi scores and video games we're fascinated by how cinematic sound design can evoke certain emotions and let our imagination unfold into abstract storytelling", says Sejersen. These sounds - essentially manipulations of the real world - orchestrate and exemplify the album's central theme: Unmaker is a tale about how technology, in combination with certain power structures, is transforming humanity, essentially affecting human values, and becoming an end in itself. A tale about how progress becomes regress, depending on the angle of the observer and the standards of appraisal. All released coloured variants come with a 2nd LP featuring only the synth sounds, titled Sonic Fragments from Unmaker. These fragments on their own, exposed and without the rest of the band, constitute an unrhythmical parallel universe to the album, and allow an interesting peak into the band's dark cosmos.