From their inception in 1988 until their hiatus in 2006, the LUNGFISH music band released 11 full-length albums. The band is renowned for intense creative productivity, releasing albums annually from the years 1992–2000.

The 1999 A.C.R. session offers a rare glimpse into some of this elusive material and by extension, into the Lungfish creative process. These 10-songs were recorded and mixed by Craig Bowen at Baltimore’s A.C.R. Studios but never released.

After the session the band decided to continue writing new songs - ultimately recording at Inner Ear Studios what became Necrophones (2000). Six of these songs were re-recorded and released on Necrophones, while four others remained unreleased, until now.