'Prison Poems' is a conceptual work about the Irish civil-rights movement in the '70s of the last century. The album deals about the fate of a handful young IRA volunteers, imprisoned for political affairs, but then simply sentenced as criminals. After a long hungerstrike, the young men died, forgotten from the rest of the world. Most songtexts on this album were written by one of these young men who died from hunger. He wrote these poems on toilet- and cigarette-paper with the refill of a biro-pen, hidden inside his body in the years before he died. The sound on this album varies from dark and cold songs a la Galakthorrö to early SPK-like heavy electronic tracks. All with hard or sublinal rhythms and psychic analogue frequencies. Limited edition of 50 hand-numbered copies. Comes as black shell tape with pro print, pro j-card, smoked jewel case, normal bias tape.