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Each track on this new EP by Philippe Deschamps invites listeners to explore the vastness of space and contemplate the silence between celestial bodies.

Produced and mixed by Philippe Deschamps
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture by Philippe Deschamps with AI
Artwork and cover design by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)

The Silence Of Pallas

4k video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/TG73v0V6dTg

In the depths of forgotten technology, "Broadcast Phantom" emerges—a spectral presence flickering across the void of abandoned screens. Cables throb with a lifeblood of electric whispers, while shadows twist and coil like the tendrils of memory lost to the static. The air hums with the residue of transmissions long past, a hypnotic spiral that draws you deeper into the cold embrace of solitude.

Here, the boundaries between surveillance and surrender blur, where every flicker on the screen feels like the pulse of something watching, something waiting. The room breathes with the ghostly echoes of obsolete machines, their once vibrant glow now a cold reminder of a reality fragmented by the digital ether.

Step into the Broadcast Phantom, where the line between signal and flesh dissolves, and the echoes of the past play endlessly in the circuits of the mind.

Broadcast Phantom

Ritual of Release-396Hz

bass clarinet: Żaneta Rydzewska
electronics: Żaneta Rydzewska

ets#8 for bass clarinet and live looping

Ritual of Release-396Hz-[Dark Nature Concept]

CRONENDROME emerges from the shadowy corridors of visceral storytelling and the eerie dissonance of industrial soundscapes, crafting an experience that transcends the boundaries of the flesh and the digital realm. This project is an ode to the narrative of human metamorphosis and the chilling embrace of the machine, marrying distorted realities with the pulsating rhythms of a synthesized nightmare. It is a journey into the macabre, where the corporeal and the mechanical become indistinguishable, and the viewers' deepest anxieties are etched in sound and sight.

Through CRONENDROME's lens, the body becomes a canvas for exploration and transformation, an entity no longer confined to its organic origins. The project's auditory offerings draw from the disquieting quietude and cacophonous roars that underscore our uneasy symbiosis with technology, echoing the dread and fascination of our possible futures.

This is for those who find beauty in the grotesque, who hear music in the cacophony of distorted signals, and who seek reflection in the unsettling dance of body and technology. CRONENDROME exists to keep the flame of this dark, introspective genre alight, ensuring that the pulse of its unnerving legacy continues to resonate with those who are entranced by its enduring spell.