California Ax contains four new full-length albums in one trim little boat.

Tinsel Dripping Ink (disc one) covers territory from grindcore, noise, electroacoustic improv, musique concrete, noisecore, and electronics. It's primarily made up of new work, but also ruts through the cutting room floor for the best bits that didn't make it onto previous efforts, with a few tracks dating as far back as 1998.
Police (disk two) is eleven tracks of electroacoustic improv with girls on drums.
Abreq Ad Habra (disc three)-named after an Arabic phrase pre-dating "Abracadabra," contains SISSY SPACEK's rawest recordings ever: a 40-minute inferno from KXLU and a 20-minute live set in 2002 in St. Louis.
13-Tet Los Angeles (disc four) is a live document of a 13-piece lineup that performed two sets at The Smell in Los Angeles in December 2007 and is also the first live performance of a score by JOHN WIESE. Includes a gazillion guest musicians.

Import release, some of cracked cases, sorry.