Containing 1989 electroacoustic recordings by Key Ransone from Smithtown, New York this tape documents limited artist cassettes. Two entire tapes are split onto a C90 with added material, so that the A sides are grouped on one side and the B sides on the other. Electronic effects and slowly migrating compositions make up the bulk of the recordings. It's amazing how Key can use simple elements to create several minutes of exploratory charged sounds infused with space. Some of the tracks have incredibly subtle rhythm, which allude to the very first ideas Key had of SCP, to create a new pop electronic sound. Also included are some totally ambient urban sounds of Seattle that correlate with tunnel and traffic recordings SCP employed on early vinyl releases. The collaborative Yeast Culture shorts are extracts of some of the chaos performances that were done for Art Aubry, with Key also as a performer. The package is hand made to mimic the original tape release of "Les Anatomies Fantastique" with some improvements and add-ons to the design.