Liming - part 3

P64 By My Side

⚡ Album Presentation — The Throne of Broken Frequencies
Mario & Collettivo Undersound

For this album we dove into the early versions of Suno, discovering how those first models relied on simple, repetitive chord patterns.
🎛️ We rebuilt those sonorities locally, then corrupted them with lyrics and visions of a world far darker than this one.

This morning’s depression unexpectedly opened a portal:
💾 the producer dropped a rare glitch‑gem, immediately embraced by DJ_Murphy, who gleefully distorted almost the entire sound library.
The result echoes the atmosphere of Wim Wenders’ Until the End of the World:
🌍 an aphonic planet suspended between a slow, bureaucratic, obsolete present and a future so free it can’t be imagined.

Philosophical ghosts wander through the tracks:
📜 Plato’s Critias, the Atlanteans, forgotten civilizations whispering through broken circuits.
Every song is wrapped in a mystical drone —
🕯️ religious, dark, Blade Runner‑like,
📡 inspired by Philip K. Dick and the static of dying radios.

The instruments come from a world of survivors fused with future tech:
🪗 jaw harps
🎸 fretless dobro
🥣 pan‑shaped guitar hybrids
🎷 mutant saxophones
🧬 bizarre synthesizers built on ancient binaural circuits

At first we wanted to sing in a futuristic language,
🗣️ but no one would have understood it —
so we chose English, the lingua franca of broken frequencies.

Neon serpents coil around the throne.
📡 SOS beacons pulse in the fog.
🪨 Cracked ground vibrates under the weight of forgotten signals.
This is not an album.
It’s a transmission.

Good luck listening —
💀 if you manage to. LOLK

Quasimodo

On the Beach: The Anthology

The Tide Is High (Stereo Version)

Blackheart Man

This Train

Mr. Hands

Textures

The ArchAndroid

Mushrooms & Roses

Two Bad DJ

Another One Bites The Dust

When I was younger I stayed focused on 70's funk style, learning each album session musician. Later, I bought The Cure's album ... And it was good ! 
This playlist is inspired by new wave but mixed with different genre. 
Listen it when you're working, thinking or when you just want to dying into a nostalgic mood with very good music.

Steve Schlegel DJ from Emanescence Music

This Train

Bunny Wailer

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