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“Experimental/instrumental/avant-garde album with progressive, post-rock, and ambient influences.”
From the avant-garde frontier: The Darts' Gas channels astronomy and nature into punk-rocker defiance, while treeholder's FiELDWAVE carves a new genre entirely — biological horror, relentless madness, and subtle melancholy through aggressive minimalism. VARIÁT's Unintended Intention pairs Ukrainian experimental metal with Merzbow's noise mastery for austere urban psychedelia and string rituals. Jay Vicols' Sculptor hammers out emotional pain from obsession and identity loss, and the fear of death and the end of time dissolves everything into cosmos — dedicated to all who have and will die.
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“Reinventions of pre-existing Arcane Synthetic songs”
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“dedicated to everyone who has and will die”
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“This is not music about crisis. It is the crisis, recorded in real time, burning itself out in the dark.”
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“A raw, unfiltered recording - pure improvisation with all its flaws intact. No edits, no polish, just the moment as it happened.”
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““A decade-spanning collection of Omar Pitras Waqar’s EVILARTFORM experiments — glitchy drum machines, mystic synths, and fractured beats that turn noise into ritual and resistance.””
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““EvilArtForm releases Broken Pottery: an electro-Sufi meditation on repair and transcendence, where mantra, dhikr, and electronic improvisation transform cracks into conduits for spirit and sound.””
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““Recorded live and largely improvised at Washington D.C.’s Black Cat, EVILARTFORM blends electro-Sufi mysticism, desi goth atmospheres, and raw protest energy into an unrepeatable sonic ritual.””
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““A ghostly synth hymn where EVILARTFORM blurs The Knife’s icy minimalism with Björk’s otherworldly fragility, questioning gender, body, and what it means to be free.””
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“This is the last moment to excite, for the 'Suffocating Swan.'”
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“get nasty!”