Glitching through the circuits: YCK's EP2: Tape is a minimal 70s/80s analogue-synth meditation on cassette tape as a source of distorted sound, eleven years in the making, while YCK's III: Collapse swings wildly from calm and chill to scream and dirt with an IDM-soaked full-length. MieMiedos' Mutual Exteriority of Abjects refuses comfort entirely — unstable textures, broken rhythmic logic, and fractured spatial gestures that resist naming. Calcushac's Duals explores basic intervals within somber ambient pads, playfully sidestepping the drum machine, and Adzil's Really Fun Songs delivers warm-but-cold IDM downtempo with one chaotic track guaranteed to make your brain uncomfortable.
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