If I told you this was a re-release of an obscure Italian or German industrial outfit from the late 80s, you might not question it upon listening. If I told you this came out of a basement in Detroit, you wouldn't doubt me. There is something that transcends geography and time here. "De-Evolution in Simulation Generators" is an example of morphogenesis in action, a psychic tendency more than a material fetish artifact. Dajjal presents the sound of a world beyond digitization but pre-mechanized, a world that is corrosive and elemental, yet knowledgeable of the world that is: a world of degeneration, deprivation and inhumanity, of gears and digits, of pornographic fundamentalism and religious perversion. This album was recorded live to cassette and features some frequencies you're not accustomed to hearing on a cassette release. This isn't noise or power electronics - this is industrial music!