The Latest Track for the new Era in BYZAR

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These are tracks from the second Byzar Album, 13 years in the making....

AvantiMix

BandytMix

DroidBoogieMix

HowlynMix

Huntyr

KujuMykytry

Shamanykmix

Slamurai Nomaad

Theoulustonyk

UrbanomadMix

XstatykMix

In the 1990s Byzar provided support for the New York City shows of <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Orb" title="The Orb">The Orb</a>, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prodigy" title="The Prodigy">Prodigy</a>, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_Brothers" title="Chemical Brothers" class="mw-redirect">Chemical Brothers</a>, and was a charter member of the Soundlab happenings, playing sets with Vernon Reid, Alec Empire, DJ Krush and others.


Byzar toured Europe, doing a NYC-themed "end of the century" TV
special on French Television (M6), playing at London's ICA and St.
Matthews' Church in Brixton, and playing Der Volksbuhne in Berlin.


The debut album gained significant exposure internationally,
including a suitably avant-garde video for "Phylyx", directed by band
member <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucy_Walker" title="Lucy Walker">Lucy Walker</a>, which debuted on MTV's <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amp_%28TV_series%29" title="Amp (TV series)">Amp</a>.


Byzar collaborated with multimedia artist Mariko Mori on a piece which was featured in the Venice Biennial.


Byzar developed a “technorganic” praxis for audio production,
harmonizing the vital instincts of live musicianship with the
transformative potential of digital technology. The album’s rhythmic
programming metaphorically explores genetic theory: “phenotypes”
(audible sound events) of certain rhythms are combined with the
“genotypes” (rhythmic event sequences) of others, creating new hybrids
further manipulated in real time during the recording and mixing
process, creating arguably one of the strangest and most
uncompromisingly different records ever made.



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