“To the truer than the true we will oppose the more false than the false. We will not oppose the beautiful and the ugly, we will seek the uglier than the ugly: the monstrous. We will not oppose the visible to the hidden, we will seek the more hidden than the hidden: the secret. We will not seek change and will not oppose the fixed and the mobile, we will seek the more mobile than the mobile: the metamorphosis…” (Jean Baudrillard)

‘Simulacra and Simulation’ by Jean Baudrillard and ‘The Weird and the Eerie’ by Mark Fisher. The addition of rhythmic structures, a new step for Savy, helped explore the idea of power by saturating the sonic landscape with repetition and pulsations. On certain tracks rhythms are implied, slowly disappearing or simply absent to reflect this idea of the real not being there anymore. Overall the process used to make this album was heavily influenced by both the idea of simulacra (sound as a representation of the real but often devoid of true relationship with it) and the idea of connecting to something tangible and truly personal (drone textures and harmonic movement as a representation of the fragility of the real). Ultimately, this record seeks to process a turbulent period echoed by ideas of political, social and cultural disintegration. Feelings of alienation and loss, as well as a desire for reconnection are at the core of the music, and the album navigates this complex emotional and personal map while avoiding the trappings of an escape into the hyperreal of pure simulation”. Das Album erscheint als CD und ist auch als Download erhältlich.