World of Warcraft: Cataclysm - The Noble Tauren

Blue Hour

LuMinal.m4a

A sound work by Sakat that emerges from direct contact with electrical current, not as a tool, but as a field of hidden structures. What appears as a simple flow of energy reveals layered worlds within it, micro-patterns nested inside one another, unfolding beyond human intention.

Through a self-made contact microphone, electricity becomes audible as more than noise or signal. Within feedback, interference, and instability, smaller systems speak from inside larger ones. The work follows these internal architectures rather than imposing form upon them.

During the process, control dissolves. The body no longer acts as a creator, but as a conductor, a passage through which unseen orders briefly surface. In this moment of exposure, authorship weakens and listening takes precedence.

This piece reflects on the idea that creation does not always originate from will. Even within a current measured and mapped by science, there exist concealed worlds, where creation repeats itself at ever smaller scales, waiting not to be designed, but to be revealed.

A Lesson in Conduction (Live Exposure)

19. Guillaume Versus The Shaelmaar

XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a 2012 strategy action game from Firaxis / 2K Interactive. The soundtrack, composed by Michael McCann is a blend of electronic, orchestral and break-beat.

XCOM: Enemy Unknown (Original Soundtrack)

XCOM: EU - Enemy Unknown (Menu Music)

The soundtrack for Ghost in the Shell 2017 by Lorne Balfe (and Clint Mansell)

07 Lost - Ghost In The Shell OST By Lorne Balfe (1)

10 My Mind Is Human - Ghost In The Shell OST By Lorne Balfe

14 Ambush - Ghost In The Shell OST By Lorne Balfe

17 Motoko - Ghost In The Shell OST By Lorne Balfe

Video (with Lyrics): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHoHoiiQocg
Thumbnail artwork by Christian Schwager (https://theartofschwager.blogspot.com/​)
Extended Version available here and on Youtube!
The chant I used is a derivative of "Puer natus est nobis", a medieval gregorian chant performed by CIRMA/ Ensemble Organum lead by Mr Marcel Pérès.

Download (extended version): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wqNTWPyIhhFtwRJdESLC7-jbdbjoN4Lm/view?usp=sharing