"A century ago already, there was a movement of poor artists, of political dissidents, of losers of society, of rich spoiled people, who tried to disrupt society by art. They played with the everyday things, turning them into 'art'. Getting rid of the meaning and purpose of things, thoughts, words. That's how DADA came to live; as an illustration of the most basic, meaningless utterings of a young human being. An uttering which has only sound.
The DADA poems were recited and recorded on the at the time revolutionary new recording instruments. I present them to you to get you to know the experiments of those days.
If you want to learn more about sound poetry, please visit [ UBU web ]" (From the EarLabs' release page)