Celebration of the poor aesthetics and full of homages to the first season of the industrial music (T.G., SPK, Non), “The Golden Age” is a rough record based upon autogenerating sounds, primordial keyboards, obsessive sequencers, loops of bawls, unidentified noises mixed with waves of raw and psychotic noise.

In the author's own definition: “organized garbage sounds.”

Anthology, assembled by the author, of archive's material, fishing in the boundless collection of tapes. A milkshake of iniquities made with synthesizers, primordial drum machines, classical music, concrete sounds, radio, porno voices from movies, tortured vinyl and tons of treated tapes.

Single with a remixed song from the album “The Golden Age” and three unreleased tracks.

Maxi-single in limited edition with remixed materials from “Dancehall E.P.”
More tiresome than its twin. As always in unstable balance between fascinating and unlistenable.

Maxi-single inspired by dance music and its environment. Naturally the tracks have anything to do with dance music, having hinged also on the rhythm.
The used outfit is the usual one: field recordings, electronic minimalism, punctuations of organ and an unusual use of the electric piano.