Pixelord "99%" is out now digitally and on limited translucent magenta vinyl. STREAM / DOWNLOAD / VINYL: https://band.link/99percent

Moscow producer Alexey Devyanin, who records as Pixelord, is one of the founders of the Hyperboloid Records. He is releasing his new album, a turning point for the entire course of the label. Alexey continues the unique sound tradition of his label and the entire Russian electronic scene, a tradition that he himself once created. At the same time, he breaks off this tradition and creates a new one.

Pixelord's insane new album "99%" is a mixture of exciting new music that is difficult to frame by genre, which meets nostalgia for classic IDM, breakbeat and trance music. The album brings the tension of the artist's earlier releases to a glorious conclusion and almost to perfection — literally 1% missing.

Remember how you downloaded something from the old Internet from the distant past, but it tended to freeze at the last moment at the last one percent? It's the same with this album. It plunges into nostalgic sounds of electronic music of the past, makes sense in the present and takes this legacy with it into the world of the future, pushes its way through mistakes and bugs.

Over the past ten years, Pixelord has developed its own unique musical style, which is closely related to the sound of the Hyperboloid records, and which is inspired by artists such as Bicep, EPROM, Mu-ziq, Lorn and others. "99%" is a complex love note for finding new sound, formed in Pixelord's interdisciplinary practice.

Following this project, stay tuned for more experiments, echoes of NFTs, and whatever else human thought can come up with.
Moscow producer Alexey Devyanin, who records as Pixelord, is one of the founders of the Hyperboloid Records. He is releasing his new album, a turning point for the entire course of the label. Alexey continues the unique sound tradition of his label and the entire Russian electronic scene, a tradition that he himself once created. At the same time, he breaks off this tradition and creates a new one.

Pixelord's insane new album "99%" is a mixture of exciting new music that is difficult to frame by genre, which meets nostalgia for classic IDM, breakbeat and trance music. The album brings the tension of the artist's earlier releases to a glorious conclusion and almost to perfection — literally 1% missing.

Remember how you downloaded something from the old Internet from the distant past, but it tended to freeze at the last moment at the last one percent? It's the same with this album. It plunges into nostalgic sounds of electronic music of the past, makes sense in the present and takes this legacy with it into the world of the future, pushes its way through mistakes and bugs.

Over the past ten years, Pixelord has developed its own unique musical style, which is closely related to the sound of the Hyperboloid records, and which is inspired by artists such as Bicep, EPROM, Mu-ziq, Lorn and others. "99%" is a complex love note for finding new sound, formed in Pixelord's interdisciplinary practice.

Following this project, stay tuned for more experiments, echoes of NFTs, and whatever else human thought can come up with.

Artist: Pixelord 
Title: 99% 
CAT: HYPR099 
Release Date: 14th may 
Release type: Digital (all formats) Vinyl 
Mastering by Pixelord 
Artwork by gsmgarden

DIGITAL / VINYL

PIXELORD - TRON

For all night owls and insomniacs🦉

Enjoy the beauty of the nighttime 🌃

Insomniac

MASHUP 6 IN 1
THX YOU EVERYONE FOR YOU HUGE SUPPORT
LOVE U ALL 🖤🕷️

COLLAPSE

2025-08-21 megadefh

This release is about life in the information age, about the digital revolution, technological progress and the decline of mankind
something like this
nothing new in fact ahahah

Release Date: 08/06/18 
Release type: Digital (all formats) 
Artwork by gsm_garden
gsmgarden.work

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oznob vashego solnca

Pixelord's new album is about people, who Alexey Devyanin met recently and about himself. His previous albums were about robots and the distant future, but CYBERДЯДЯ is about here and now in Pixelord's life, whoever people meet and what happens after these encounters 
The songs began to come together after Pixelord met with the rappers of the modern Russian scene. They worked together on different projects, person to person. Pixelord produced beats for one, made remixes for another and so on. It became a challenge for Alexey to dilute his music with lyrics, spoken words of the current generation, not so much full proper songs, but club tracks with memorable phrases. 
CYBERДЯДЯ contains collaborations with i61 (DOPECLVB), Паша Техник, GONE.Fludd, Хаски and many more.

CAT: HYPR075 
Release type: Vinyl / Digital (all formats) 
Mastering by Pixelord 
Artwork by gsm_garden

CYBERДЯДЯ

Buy 12''

PIXELORD - БЛАБЛА (FEAT. ХАСКИ)

samples:
  'Beat Bop' by Rammellzee and K-Rob
 'Limerence' by Yves Tumor

REMIX CULTURE

REMIX CULTURE [dl]

Two Moscow producers collaborate on an experimental EP inspired by drumming, and — surprise — there are no beats here. Zurkas, a master of anxiety-inducing, quasi-political nightmare ambiance makes his perhaps most club-influenced track and his first remix here, and Moa Pillar (who often crafts smart dancefloor-ready weapons) is at his most abstract. “Drumming” is a beautiful example of friendship, collaboration, and most importantly, communicating ideas across.

The project started from Zurkas’ obsession with the moment when live drummers go wonky while still keeping the groove — and that could be one of the main differences between electronic and live music, really. This original track, aptly titled “To Grab a Stick”, sparked Moa Pillar’s interest who just like his comrade had started out playing in rock bands (yes, his instrument of choice was drums). But unlike the slightly jungle-tinged Zurkas Tepla original, Moa Pillar’s original “Drumming” is an exercise in his own brand of deconstructed club music: staccato hits and hiccups that modulate into oblivion.

And then we have the ping-pong remixes: Zurkas edits Moa’s slick production is his trademark sound vérité approach spiced up with existential horror, while Moa Pillar does the opposite. 

Clocking at around 10 minutes, this EP boasts a lot of good ideas and brilliant musical coin-flipping.

Moa Pillar - Drumming

Experimental schizophreniac techno inspired by Ukrainian traditional Xmas song

karaman prod by hhanaginn - Xmas Shedryk.aif

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