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FROM THE FINEST OF THE FINEST CUMS A BRAND SPANKIN NEW ALBUM FROM DELUSIONAL VISIONARY LADY RAYQUAZA!!!! FEATURING BRAND NEW TRACKS AND ALSO TRACKS THAT WERE ALREADY RELEASED!!!! TECHNO, POP, AND AMBIENT GET THROWN INTO A MELTING POT OF INCOHERENCE IN THIS ROUGHLY 20 MINUTE LONG ESCAPADE!!!

 GET READY TO GET YOUR EARDRUMS OBLITERATED---THIS WILL SHIT YOUR FUCK


This is my latest EP, which brings together some of my most aggressive songs to date, and also some nicer ones to balance out the chaos. I'm really proud of this one, so please enjoy.

XOXOX // LADY R.Q.

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MY//BODY

RAZE

EN3RGY

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“‘The Visitor’ captures a childhood memory of a late-night knock on the window—a fleeting silhouette of a child that may have been real or just a dream. A haunting blend of dark techno and cinematic textures recreates that eerie moment when reality and imagination blur.”

The Visitor

Ultragrid

Chroma Drive

"Zpasm?"  

Yeah... 

"Did you just make up a word?"  

Yeah...  

"Did you want to have another song title with a word that starts with z, so you just took spasm and swapped out the first s for a z?"  

Yeah...  

"And then, did you construct a narrative in the song that incorporated this made up word?"

Yeah...  

"Why?"  

...it's Interbay.  

So, following up synthpunk (yesterday's track "Knockdown") with some electronic body music (today's track "Zpasm")--this might suggest I have some aggression that I need to express, but I've always had a love for hard, loud, technological stuff--even when I've been at my happiest and most serene.  (I'm not suggesting that I'm happy and serene now--I'm not--but it's not a tell.)  

Sometimes, I produce music that echoes my thoughts, my mood, my experiences...but I'm just as likely as to dive into the mindset of someone else and incorporate those thoughts, moods, and experiences.  This is the latter.  

A few months ago, I stumbled on a Front 242 live show on YouTube...and I watched the whole thing.  I kept asking myself, why don't I make music like this?  Maybe not all the time, but every so often...  

...and the answer is...because no matter the target I'm aiming for, I always end up with Interbay.  

I wouldn't say this sounds exactly like Front 242, but that was one of the elements in my head when I made this track.  I also spent some time working on this track while still being impacted by dental sedatives...perhaps that also played a role in the madness that is "Zpasm."

I would say the biggest challenge of this was trying to piece together some structure for a bunch of different cool sections that needed some serious stitching to make them feel like they all belonged together.  

You can let me know how you think I did by giving this track a listen.  Then leave a comment and a like.  Repost it.  Share it.  Add it to a playlist.  Most of all, please, follow this page for more Interbay.  (A new track drops EVERY SINGLE DAY--so far!  And no one, not even me, knows what sounds might drop next!  So, be adventurous and enjoy the danger by following Interbay!)

"Zpasm" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

El Guitarrista Torpe is an inspiring project that dwells between shadows and memories. Its music breathes the spirit of ’90s techno-pop, wrapped in an unsettling, almost spectral atmosphere.
Each melody feels like a lost echo, each beat a trace whose origin remains hidden.
“Torpe” doesn’t mean weak—it means human, imperfect, and perhaps for that very reason, profoundly real.
Its sound moves between techno and EBM, crossed by dark guitars and retro textures that evoke a deep, cinematic soundscape.

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

🐳Thank you for your support. It's very encouraging.🪼
🐱I do not use AI in my music.😊
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New tracks tagged #techno pop