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I is someone Else - an image for open call release

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. 

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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.

Dust Devils - Snezhana Reizen - album cover art

Drawing on Walter Benjamin's conceptual and poetic framework, this audio-visual album is particularly concerned with the force that fuels history on multiple levels: from the socio-political to the cosmological, considered across science, philosophy, and mythology. Started as a response to the Russian aggression against Ukraine in the darkness of 2022, the album unfolds around an affective electricity of the war machine by channeling tension and rupture through sonically manifested electric forces. 

OUT in November 2026

But a Storm is blowing in from Paradise:

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“Living Mirrors” is an acousmatic piece by Snezhana Reizen. Appearing as a spontaneous journey through voltage spikes, the album presents, in its essence, a play of aspirations and mourning. 

Unfolding through a series of erratic sonic events as unevenly woven domains, this work invites listeners into a specular alchemy of fluxions, where tracks act as fragile and incomplete transitional zones, ever-shifting mirrors of transmutation.

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OUT in December 2026

But a Storm is blowing in from Paradise:

Desert Island - Snezhana Reizen - album cover art

The new instalment by Ukraine artist Snezhana Reizen, 'Desert Island' thrusts her isolationist sound into a terrain of gentle extreme. Drawing on Gilles Deleuze's eponymous essay, the album expands through interior psychogeographies of perception by springing solely from raw vibrations appearing between disconnected or partly unplugged wires. â€‹

 

Created through multiple improvisational sessions and acousmatic procedures, applied specifically to voltage fluctuations, Desert Island constructs a dynamic topology that resists rigid formal constraints - a mysterious flow of pure becoming. 

But a Storm is blowing in from Paradise:

Alienation Index art for releases
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