Maximum Implosion collects all collaborative (and most sought after) pieces between Zeni Geva (KK Null) and Steve Albini (Big Black / Shellac): Nai-Ha and All Right, You Little Bastards!. Also included are bonus tracks from the ultra-limited 12-only Superunit, presented with meticulous Cedar mastering by legendary mastering engineer Denis Blackham.On the first CD, Zeni Geva present ultra-heavy Japanese noise rock, with sludgy riffs, thundering feedback, lumbering drums, subhuman bass crawl, and complex noise textures, with KK Nulls trademark vocals / unique guitar accompanied by Albinis heavy guitar. Nai-Ha loosely translates to broken inside, with the title track relaying the gruesome aftermath of a car accident. The second CD captures Zeni Geva and Steve Albinis live-to-desk tracks from Tokyo & Osaka in 1992. Albini also makes vocal appearances, as well as guitar throughout. All production and mixing by Steve Albini. Final mastering by Martin Bowes at Cage Studios in England, and presented here in its complete form for the first time on Cold Spring. Presented in a 6-panel double digipak with original artwork/photo by Mitsushiro Hiruma and design/layout by Alonso Urbanos. With a huge sound reminiscent of Godflesh in its heavy bottom and impossibly high-end guitar tones, resulting in almost no mid-range, its hard to believe that there are only three people in the band What saves the record from sounding like an impenetrable wall of sludge are a combination of Albinis sure-handed engineering and production, along with the bands precise grasp of noise, dynamics, and song construction Anybody into sheer, painful heaviness should check this one out! (Korperschwache). Steve Albini continued to produce / engineer several albums for Zeni Geva, including Desire For Agony (Alternative Tentacles) and 10,000 Light Years (Neurot Recordings).