You can view the "Unstable" music video here: http://bit.ly/1ISis1v

Where the Light Settles is a short feature that uses movement, music, and the language of film to tell a story about people learning to come to terms with a difficult truth.

Where the Light Settles is a Ballet Philippines and Sindikato presentation of an Alter the Native and Smashed Pumpkin Projects film directed by AJ Orlina, featuring Denise Parungao and Timothy Cabrera of Ballet Philippines.

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Autotelic's self-titled debut album is now available for only P250! For more info, kindly visit the following links:

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For gigs and bookings, you may contact Carleen at +63917-769-0605.

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Unstable

How long will you keep it inside
You run away and find a place to hide
You can always hide under the sheets
Lay it down, it's all we need

We are unstable
But we are inseparable
We are unstable
But we are, we are

How long will you keep me outside
You don't even know what's on my mind
I could be yours, you could be mine
Together we'll find our time

Let's work it out
We're gonna work it out

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from the self-titled album, released 27 September 2014  
Written by Josh Villena. 
Arranged and produced by Autotelic.

Engineered by Aaron Gonzales, Dru Ubaldo, and Daniel Garcia. 
Recorded and mixed at Pointbee Multimedia. 
Mastered by Nicholas Lazaro at La Balls Studio.

Unstable

"It’d be really nice to keep tabs on this dance rock/electronica/pop rock band because they’ve got something good going on. Watching these boys in action is, shall I say, a hoot and a half."

- Cyrus Fernandez, DIG Radio/PinoyTuner
(http://pinoytuner.com/)

"It’s difficult to find anyone who doesn’t harbor some affection for Autotelic, especially with their brand of heart-swelling synth pop that sounds comfortably familiar and close to home. Sure, they borrow heavily from bands like Tears For Fears and Pet Shop Boys, but they make it sound every inch and smell, Pinoy—digging more into local sensibilities meant to mirror who they actually are as a person, and how proud they are it."

- Ian Urrutia, Vandals On the Wall 
(http://vandalsonthewall.blogspot.com/)

"In today’s OPM scene, most bands are forgetting how to express their sentiments in our homegrown language. But not Autotelic. In their Tagalog compositions, mild synths blanket a trickling guitar presence that morphs into something different in every song. “Misteryoso,” the band’s popular track, not only presents brilliant instrumentalism but also quirky sentiments that we choose to ignore but feel so deeply about. In a way, Autotelic is writing our tangible-yet-invisible memoirs through their luminous-sounding songs."

- Camille Banzon, 8list.ph
(http://8list.ph/philippine-indie-music-2013/)

“I am not going to go all technical on you and tell you which genre Autotelic fits in best. I just know their tunes are fun to listen to and my feet completely agree hence the uncontrollable tapping. It has that dance-y pop feel but you just know that it’s neither dance nor pop pop. The band’s refreshing sound will take you on an electronic trip, with occasional instrumental bits for pit stops.”

- Yna de Leon, Radio Republic
(http://radiorepublic.ph/autotelic/)

"Looking at various charts I'm seeing major label singles... all the way... should'nt Autotelic be number 1 by now?

- Zach Lucero, Radio Republic
(http://radiorepublic.ph/)

For gigs and bookings, you may contact Carleen at +63917-769-0605.