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Moral Crema w/ DJ Interior Semiotics - Sep. 7th 2025

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“The red pours from the blue, as we remain luminous, forever scorching under the light.”

‘Hymnal’ is a series of hymns, simultaneously heavy but weightless, empty yet filled with light, each carrying its distinct sensory color. Dedicated to friends and the self, and guided by four meditative but disconcerting pieces, Safety Model takes us on a journey through the kaleidoscopic gauge of existence as life’s forces press, lift, and shake the body and mind.

The EP opens with ‘Point Blank’, closest in proximity to one’s truest essence. Enveloping sounds lull you into their embrace as brittle mechanical textures weave in and out, provoking the senses into fight or flight. Capturing the moment of waking to the self, magnifying the friction between shock and surrender, between fight and acquiescence, the body registers that which cannot be registered. Loss of memories, of love, of life, of self. Point Blank is represented by the color yellow.

‘Feathers (City)’ is the sonic incarnate of colossal yet fragile brutalist spaces; dusty basements that collapse into expansive cityscapes, perpetually decomposing and reassembling through the hymn’s aural extremes. Grounded, heavy textures are interwoven with waves of gauzy synths like wings; harshness and violence meet subtle femininity, reflecting the tension of the inescapable sensory burden of urban life. ‘Feathers (City)’ is represented by the color red.

‘Where The Lights Don’t Fall, They Press Down Instead’ is the moment of light intruding on the inner self, when even closed eyelids cannot shield the soul. A forced reflection, abstraction as touch, emulating the sense of brightness pressing down. An intimate ballad with operatic falsetto vocals accompanied by levitating resonances of rusted tone, offering a glimpse into the future of Safety Model. 'Where The Lights Don’t Fall, They Press Down Instead' is represented by the color green.

‘Fall Of Self’ is the final acceptance: the scattered memories don’t and won’t matter. With its stretched strings ringing for an indiscernible duration, suspending time through a seemingly endless crescendo, ‘Fall Of Self’ serves as the temporal counterpart to ‘Point Blank’. A hymn to safety, endurance, and reflection. ‘Fall Of Self ‘is represented by the color blue.

‘Hymnal’ will be released October 3rd via Changeless, alongside a limited edition photobook and cassettes. 

@safetymodel

Safety Model - Feathers (City)

gronos1 - rising

From 'Langue of Tongue', out October 28th on mappa.

YOU NOW BUY: https://mappa.bandcamp.com/album/langue-of-tongue

@mappaeditions

Can you believe it, does it seep into your feeble mind, the desiccated, ossified sponge that once took in information? Believe it? Belief? Is that within you still? Could it be? It could: it's Lénok's 'Shy and Valentine, forthcoming on mappa, premiered by Madjestic Kasual. Anything, or at least this, is possible.

you now buy

Lénok - Shy and Valentine [MK PREMIERE]

MC LINA - AS THE RUSH COMES (BDL) [w/blastah]

from the album 'Fake Girl', out 29 Oct, blush03

@betty-hammerschlag

Betty Hammerschlag - Circlesss

From 'blurer', a compilation forthcoming via Periphery Serpentine. Out October 31st.

NOW FOR YOU TO MAKE BOUGHT: https://peripheryserpentine.bandcamp.com/album/blurer

@waterdragon00
@periphery-serpentine

There's not nothing to worry, there's just cause to worry. Worry should consume you, you should swim in worry and grow worry gills such as to perma-submerge yourself within and breathe it, you really should. It's not looking good. Until then: Ana Jikia's 'cusp', from the Periphery Serpentine 'blurer' compilation, premiered by Madjestic Kasual. It's actually all good.

make bought

Ana Jikia - cusp [MK PREMIERE]

Eggsperience music and beanies in a newer way.

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Ana Jikia - cusp [MK PREMIERE]

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