From the shadowy void of Finland’s most uncompromising noise underground emerges Ieskadulla with their latest work, Apuvälinekeskus — a jagged, unflinching transmission of pure sonic abrasion. Released via Satatuhatta, a label renowned for its dedication to the most extreme fringes of sound art, this album stands as a raw testament to the power of noise as both confrontation and catharsis.

Apuvälinekeskus slices through the listener’s perception with dense layers of feedback, scorched electronics, and guttural tape manipulations, evoking the industrial decay and frozen isolation of the north. It’s a work that rejects polish in favor of immediacy — each passage feels like a direct line from impulse to speaker cone, collapsing the distance between creator and audience. Far from being mere chaos, Ieskadulla’s approach reveals a brutal precision. The pacing shifts from suffocating static washes to tense silences and sudden bursts of metallic violence. This is harsh noise in its purest form: physical, immersive, and unrelenting.