R E L E A S E S
Becoming alien after Anthropocene.
For the second release we are looking for works that would liberate us from our presuppositions of ourselves and the form itself and, in doing so, would unveil something alien within - just like sound unveils traces of sonorous..
We are looking for works that go beyond conformational frameworks.
Sonically, they may appear as non-idiomatic improvisations, concrete music, acousmatic, electroacoustic, experimental electronics, noise, field recordings, digital glitches, or/and anything one would call non-music. But aside from sound, we are open to visual contributions and various media.
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The new instalment by Snezhana Reizen 'Desert Island' thrusts her isolationist sound into a zone of gentle extreme. Emerging from the raw vibrations of disconnected or partly unplugged wires, the album channels tension and rupture. Drawing on Deleuze’s conceptual apparatus, Reizen transforms this material into a field of pure becoming, where sound unfolds its own logic beyond representation.
Developed through Max/MSP and live improvisation, Desert Islands resists fixed form, layering subtle shifts of time, frequency, and texture to articulate interior geographies of perception, forming miniature anarchic constellations of thought.
The album takes its name from the Greek ἐρημος, meaning wilderness or desert — a figure treated here as a structural condition in its radically openness, destabilising, meta-local, and trans-historical.
Built from the concrete media of electrical discharges and magnetic fields, and processed across multiple improvisational sessions, Eremos moves through acousmatic, industrial, and post-industrial terrains, assembling dark currents of polytonal drones, ritualistic throbs, and noise into a dramaturgical arc that resists linear reading.
The album traverses themes that pierce through crises of our time into cosmological and philosophical questions, drawing on a miscellany of theory-fiction, non-philosophy, and quantum cosmology. Each track functions as a time-capsule, pointing to parallel threads through its name, meant to be read as a puzzle or a cryptographic device.