x#!*┦97
Genre: Experimental Music
Sub-Genres: Glitch, Sound Art, IDM, Minimal Trance, Minimal Techno, Breakcore, Post-Rock, Psychedelic Ambient, Experimental Ambient, Ambient Trance, Rhythmic Noise, Neoclassical
Instrumental
x#!*┦97 is a solo sound art project from Kit Carruthers. It is an imperceivable incomprehensible cluster of ethereal sparkles from the dimension opposite to our own. The instruments used are a synthesizer, a piano, a harp, a celesta, a violin and a cello. The albums that have influenced this project are Autechre's "EP7," Oval's "94diskont.," Alva Noto's "Transspray," Kashiwa Daisuke's "Program Music I," Ryoji Ikeda's "+/-" Pan Sonic's "Aaltopiiri," Autechre's "Tri Repetae," Murcof's "Remembranza," Loscil's "Monument Builders," Arovane's "Atol Scrap," M83's "Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts," Monolake's "Polygon_Cities," Fennesz's "Venice," Steve Reich's "Music for 18 Musicians," Gas' "Zauberberg," Komet's "Rausch," Bola's "Gnayse," Actress' "Karma & Desire," Merzbow's "Merzbeat" and Merzbow's "1930."
...It... Takes... 10-100 µs to delete a KB? But is... Just... Wires that have the... 'lectricity that goes real fast like super fast... And is just a whole lot of...
...Just a whole lot of energy like... Through wires and... Is just like... A lot of traces that... Survived the acid bath little traces... Little traces... I LEARNED THIS. Is, like, grade 10 electronics it's just a bunch of traces just a bunch of traces...
There's... Like... 100 traces in a board... With... Like... 3... to 10... Boards... Of... Traces...
HOW COME. HOW COME is not... Move... Fast... Perfect...
...Why it not perfect... Why it not always move perfect why it... Why it... Is programming... Language... Is just electricity in wires...
HOW COME IT BREAK!? HOW COME!? HOW COME IT NOT PERFECT!?
"1" is the introduction to the project.
Genre: Experimental Music
Sub-Genres: Glitch, Sound Art, IDM, Minimal Trance, Minimal Techno, Breakcore, Post-Rock, Psychedelic Ambient, Experimental Ambient, Ambient Trance, Rhythmic Noise, Neoclassical
Instrumental
x#!*┦97 is a solo sound art project from Kit Carruthers. It is an imperceivable incomprehensible cluster of ethereal sparkles from the dimension opposite to our own. The instruments used are a synthesizer, a piano, a harp, a celesta, a violin and a cello. The albums that have influenced this project are Autechre's "EP7," Oval's "94diskont.," Alva Noto's "Transspray," Kashiwa Daisuke's "Program Music I," Ryoji Ikeda's "+/-" Pan Sonic's "Aaltopiiri," Autechre's "Tri Repetae," Murcof's "Remembranza," Loscil's "Monument Builders," Arovane's "Atol Scrap," M83's "Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts," Monolake's "Polygon_Cities," Fennesz's "Venice," Steve Reich's "Music for 18 Musicians," Gas' "Zauberberg," Komet's "Rausch," Bola's "Gnayse," Actress' "Karma & Desire," Merzbow's "Merzbeat" and Merzbow's "1930."
...It... Takes... 10-100 µs to delete a KB? But is... Just... Wires that have the... 'lectricity that goes real fast like super fast... And is just a whole lot of...
...Just a whole lot of energy like... Through wires and... Is just like... A lot of traces that... Survived the acid bath little traces... Little traces... I LEARNED THIS. Is, like, grade 10 electronics it's just a bunch of traces just a bunch of traces...
There's... Like... 100 traces in a board... With... Like... 3... to 10... Boards... Of... Traces...
HOW COME. HOW COME is not... Move... Fast... Perfect...
...Why it not perfect... Why it not always move perfect why it... Why it... Is programming... Language... Is just electricity in wires...
HOW COME IT BREAK!? HOW COME!? HOW COME IT NOT PERFECT!?
"1" is the introduction to the project.
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SAC0019: 1 LP
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01. There Is No Function [05:42] .: 02. The Solution Is Inorganic [08:44] .: 03. [00:13] .: 04. [00:10] .: 05. [00:17] .: 06. Inadequate Defense Structure [06:04] .: 07. It Wasn't Meant to Be [06:08] .: 08. Acute Exposure Test [07:34] .: Total run time: 34:52 Release date: February 6th, 2025 Concept by Kit Carruthers; composed by Kit Carruthers; performed by Kit Carruthers. Album art by Kit Carruthers. |