Driven by a lifelong fascination with space and technology, arcsec has created a soundtrack to honor the final hours of the Opportunity rover as its battery gradually faded on the Martian surface. Unable to recharge due to a dust storm, the rover transmitted one last, incomplete image, which serves as the artwork for this EP, titled after the now-iconic tweet from Jacob Margolis.

Musically, the EP draws heavy inspiration from Autechre, particularly their Oversteps and Exai eras, focusing on fragmented, unconventional melodies while maintaining the abstract rhythms, digital textures, and atmospheric drones featured in the previous arcsec EPs. Together, these elements form a haunting, dystopian soundscape

my battery is low and its getting dark.

contact binary (arrokoth)

IDMf has rebranded as Glitchpulse Records! This new name resonates with the modern music landscape and distances us from the contentious term “IDM” and the outdated “netlabel.” While IDM will remain a significant part of our identity, Glitchpulser aims to expand our focus on innovative and cutting-edge sounds within electronic music. This rebranding marks a new chapter where we celebrate the eclectic and the experimental, driving forward with a fresh, modern identity. IDMforums will still be the conduit to the label but won’t be the only source of contributing artists and musicians. 

glitchpulser@gmail.com

Panopticum – producer of electronic music, Warsaw, Poland. In his music, he tries to search for new, experimental rhythmic structures and colors. He explores the planes of IDM, techno, ambient, electro and experimental electronic music. In his publications, he cannot stay in one musical genre for too long. He searches for and travels the endless ocean of electronic music.

Released on Otake Records, Section27, Nenormalizm Records

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPx30ba0VXw
https://nenormalizm.bandcamp.com/album/apophenia
https://section27.bandcamp.com/track/inventory-of-memories
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4wOnRSNimgP897GQTT8lyV