The second item I made out of the 30 second samples I was sent. Notice how the tracks flow into each other...

The Physics Of Object Permanence

Amen.wav

we all come out at midnight

trrrrrn up!! (i think i believe in aliens now)

track i made for a collab album me and a few friends did. https://antibreakcorecoalation.bandcamp.com/album/i-hate-breakcore-vol-1

i hate breakcore

https://soundcloud.com/nazlite/cat-type-beat

nazlite - Cat Type Beat (cokebounce mode)

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prospext, hands - Chaos12

Techno Live at Twitter 22.3.25

What if sonic practice were not only artistic expression, but a mode of critical reflection — a way to generate knowledge about the positionality of both producer and listener?
To explore this, I invited the artists I interviewed to contribute sound samples — fragments from their production process — to build a collective sound “database.” With this samples gbw9, Melag0m, Kurzschluss, Mahée and HAUSVRAU produced soundpieces - which are released in the format of this compilation.
Here, sound is activated as a method: both a tool of knowledge and a relational medium. The resulting sample pack reflects diverse sonic practices and acts as a collaborative, affective archive.

Infestation as Sonic Resistance
I use the term infestation to describe how certain practices — deemed disruptive by dominant standards — disturb normative structures, much like weeds invading a manicured garden. Infestation stands for persistent, collective disruptions that challenge the status quo.
This concept ties into anti-capitalist modes of music production. By embracing collaboration, shared authorship, and relationality, the sample pack resists neoliberal values of individualism and competition. It becomes a sonic commons: a space for co-creation, not extraction.
INFESTATIONcan be thought of as a harmful seed, a seed that grows subtly, slowly. The sounds creep in sideways — rough edges, broken rhythms, distorted textures. Infestation is when sounds start growing in the cracks. Cultivated through collaboration, Infestation values disturbance, tension, connection, shared creation and finding new paths.
Some artists in this compilation are boycotting Spotify due to its investments in the arms industry. In solidarity, we are releasing the project exclusively via alternative platforms like SoundCloud and Bandcamp.

your seeds make gardens of doubt

support it: https://maxfuppmann.bandcamp.com/album/trigger-sth

prospext, hands - Chaos12

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