“Sleaze Art is a quartet of bass players: Eryck Abecassis, Frederick Galiay, Jb Hanak and Kasper T. Toeplitz, the latter also being listed as the composer of the piece. His compositions are usually, as far as I know, along the graphical side of things, and rather giving instructions than specific notes to play. Toeplitz is a man with a background in modern classical music but with penchant for all things quite loud. Loud and bass-heavy of course, as the bass is his primary instrument. […] This release is causing serious damage to my speakers, because of the bassiness of the music (and I have to seriously consider my relationship with neighbours all around here: the bass sound is more penetrating that the high end sound to surrounding areas; good to know if one of them has a loud party which I would want to end). At seventy minutes this is also quite a long work and not one that one easily digests. Heavy bass drones, loud bass
noise, sounding almost like the sound of plane engine from time to time, the work takes quite some time to develop”. (FdW, in Vital)