Written during the spring of 2022, this track mixes heavy infuences from trip hop (wich i was listening to a lot at the time) with some psychedelic rock thrown in for good measure. The spoken word sample was added way before the whole Chomsky-Epstein affair blew up, but i found that funny so i added the 'Pure Technicality' thing to the title.

Zeitspannung (Pure Technicality)

Why did Mr Jesus invent America? is the first tangible fruit of my long standing musical symbiosis with Acousmosis.

Basically, it is what happens when you let two neurodivergent kids on a vacational lodging in the mediterranean shore with some substances and midi controllers during a whole summer week.

The song combines Acousmosis's trademark genre pirouettes and sample salads with my taste for prog rock classic synths and arabic melodies.

Why did Mr. Jesus invent America?

Tessellate was written in the midst of lockdown, and originally it was an experiment of mixing dubstep with certain folk structures. I don't really know what to make of it thematically.

Obviously, this time it's mainly based around synthetizers, but it also features drums recorded (as opossed to just programmed) by T.S.D. that take the track into psychedelic rock territoire. I also recorded some electric bass, instead of settling with synth lines.

Tessellate

Digital Hierophanies was written during the second half of 2020, in a time of strange curfews. It mixes trip hop rythms (or at least my try on them) with religious recitations and glitched sequencers.

In a way, i see it as an open question about the role and the future of spirituality in an age of sucessive technological revolutions. Can a software be a substitute for the mystic experience?

Digital Hierophanies

On 'A God-given aneurysm' i wanted to revisit my original ambient-drone style, but this time is sample and synth based and i haven't completely ditched the percussions. Theme-wise, it deals with christian/catholic fanaticism and religious schizophrenic-like thinking, featuring soundbites from none other than Kiko Argüello himself, hindu mantras, various youtube tutorials over receiving and recognising godsent visions and ravings about repressing one's sexual needs.

Artwork by thoughtloop & Pam Pamdemonium

A God-given aneurysm

Electronic / ambient / experimental music from Madrid

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