In 2021, Pauza presented A Mountain Oddity, an experimental short film about the Buzludzha monument, an icon ic Bulgarian landmark forgotten shortly after its construction. A symbol of the Communist regime – nicknamed "The Saucer"–, today it divides the Bulgarian population, some of whom would like to see it disappear altogether or, ironically, take flight into the cosmos. By filming singer and performance artist Valentina Traïanova's encounter with its heritage, we question the meaning of this monument and, generally speaking, the place of ruins in our societies, especially recent ones. Ideological, religious, industrial, ancient, medieval and contemporary, they are part of our cultural landscape. Could we imagine constellations that bring them together to help us find our bearings for the future?

These three musical works were composed by three musicians from the ambient, experimental and techno electronic scene, using sounds recorded during the filming. The last sound vestiges of a monument that we wanted to see and hear before the first preservation work was undertaken by a Bulgarian foundation, they resonate today in the creations of Roman Delore, Metshka and Myles Dillon brought together in the form of this digital EP, the third musical production by Pauza association.

Myles Dillon's version

rough recording of a little old school techno session.
Vinyls from 1994 to 2003 (maybe more, don't remember).
Recording is skiping from time to time...

freestyle old school techno 145bpm

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