Frequency residuals: sessions 001–012
Pure analogue tape transfer from the original 1/2-inch Otari master tapes. Hand-numbered edition of 100.
Uncompressed field audio, experimental sonic essays and long conversations from repurposed bunkers, brutalist halls and subterranean sound labs.
Field recordings and deep vibrational dialogue recorded inside the deactivated telecommunication silo in Friedrichshain. Acoustic mapping of reinforced concrete slab reverberations under sub-bass loading.
Guest: US_AFTER_ALL LabsElena Rostov breaks down algorithmic bitrot, structural audio feedback loops, and using machine failure states as sonic compositional grammar in contemporary institutional critique.
Marcus Chen analyzes network latency as physical resistance, the neo-brutalist web aesthetics resurgence, and how treating bandwidth limits yields tactile computational weight.
Sub-audible geological vibrations captured via custom geophones planted inside the active marble cuts of Carrara. Discussion on non-human frequencies and mineral time scales.
Investigating Svalbard long-term physical archive vaults, magnetic tape degradation in sub-zero permafrost, and the sonic imprint of cooling pumps in deep basalt caverns.
Hand-dubbed high-bias metal tape editions in milled aluminium shells with letterpress booklets.
Pure analogue tape transfer from the original 1/2-inch Otari master tapes. Hand-numbered edition of 100.
Field recordings dubbed direct from DAT masters captured across five decommissioned industrial sites.
Limited pressing pairing geophone recordings with modular synthesis interludes, mastered to metal tape.
One letter per drop: new reviews, essays and interviews.