"Mastered to Death" is a brutal sonic satire of 21st-century audio obsession. Across four explosive tracks — Overcooked, Clipped & Crushed, No Headroom, and Redline — this EP exaggerates modern mastering trends to their extreme. Expect brickwalled dynamics, blistering compression, and distortion pushed past the point of reason. It’s a tongue-in-cheek tribute to a loudness-driven era where subtlety dies at -0.1 dBFS. This is not for the faint of ears — this is Mastered to Death.

Overkooked

Kaoxxilla is a feral force in the world of electronic sound — a creature forged in raw electricity and noise. No DAWs. No pre-recorded safety nets. Just a human and a pad, locked in combat with rhythm. Every loop is live. Every beat is born in the moment. This is synthpunk stripped to the bone: dirty, immediate, and alive.

Kaoxxilla doesn’t produce music — it erupts it.

Kaozzilla Live

クリトリス

The Einstein’s Cross (G2237+0305)
A cosmic hallucination. Four distorted echoes orbit the void — the same light, bent and multiplied by gravity itself. This track channels that warped repetition: loops folding on loops, signals stretched through sonic spacetime. Performed live, no computers — just pure gravitational noise pulled through human hands. This isn’t just sound — it’s lensing.


The Einstein's Cross (Βαρυτικός φακός G2237 + 0305)

A pulse from the void. This track dives into the ancient heat of the cosmos — no stars, no light, just radiation. Frequencies rise like ghosts from perfect absorption, glowing without a source. It’s thermodynamics turned ritual: saturated tones, decaying loops, and sonic entropy, all born live from fingertips — no DAW, no edits.
The mystery isn’t the body.
It’s what it refuses to reflect.

The Black Body Mystery

Kaoxxilator