Pod Blotz - Transdimensional System (Color Vinyl) - VINYL LP
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Pod Blotz began in 2002 and has released over 25 cassette and vinyl releases via labels such as L.I.E.S., Difficult Interactions, Clan Destine, Chocolate Monk, and Dungeon Taxis. Over the years the project has included a number of guest members and performance artists, but has solely remained the brainchild of Suzy Poling. The prolific experimentalist now makes her Dais debut with the emotionally crushing Transdimensional System. The record was recorded at Poling's studio in Downtown Los Angeles, primarily using sounds and samples collected from the Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Oakland, CA. The record twists and turns throughout space like a writhing exorcism unfurling upon the unsuspecting listener. It's a journey about beauty, and the complexity of post-human existence through a cathartic lens of churning rhythms and haunting vocal work. The aptly titled 'Pain Is A Door' presents a perfectly chilling introduction to the record. A steadily trudging bassline provides an unwavering foundation for the dissonant, bell-like melody to uneasily drift back and forth creating an uncomfortable sense of, somehow satisfying, disharmony. Heavily textured noise weaves in and out of the foreground fighting for the listener's attention as ominous choral sounding vocals begin to gradually bubble to the surface. Lead single 'Life Like An Electric Surge' unfolds like a twisted wave-tinged track with pulsing rhythm, percussion and noise elements that are dead set on pummeling the unwitting listener into complete submission - the culmination of which effectively embodies it's title. Intertwined within the rushing wall of driving rhythm sits Poling's washed out vocals, wrapped in a haze of distortion. Chanting InchLife like an electric surge, no conceptions, straight to the voidInch the listener gains insight into the otherworldly, post-human, resolve of Suzy's proposed future. Album Tr
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionPod Blotz began in 2002 and has released over 25 cassette and vinyl releases via labels such as L.I.E.S., Difficult Interactions, Clan Destine, Chocolate Monk, and Dungeon Taxis. Over the years the project has included a number of guest members and performance artists, but has solely remained the brainchild of Suzy Poling. The prolific experimentalist now makes her Dais debut with the emotionally crushing Transdimensional System. The record was recorded at Poling's studio in Downtown Los Angeles, primarily using sounds and samples collected from the Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Oakland, CA. The record twists and turns throughout space like a writhing exorcism unfurling upon the unsuspecting listener. It's a journey about beauty, and the complexity of post-human existence through a cathartic lens of churning rhythms and haunting vocal work. The aptly titled 'Pain Is A Door' presents a perfectly chilling introduction to the record. A steadily trudging bassline provides an unwavering foundation for the dissonant, bell-like melody to uneasily drift back and forth creating an uncomfortable sense of, somehow satisfying, disharmony. Heavily textured noise weaves in and out of the foreground fighting for the listener's attention as ominous choral sounding vocals begin to gradually bubble to the surface. Lead single 'Life Like An Electric Surge' unfolds like a twisted wave-tinged track with pulsing rhythm, percussion and noise elements that are dead set on pummeling the unwitting listener into complete submission - the culmination of which effectively embodies it's title. Intertwined within the rushing wall of driving rhythm sits Poling's washed out vocals, wrapped in a haze of distortion. Chanting InchLife like an electric surge, no conceptions, straight to the voidInch the listener gains insight into the otherworldly, post-human, resolve of Suzy's proposed future. Album TrArtistPod BlotzTitleTransdimensional System (Color Vinyl)FormatVINYLLabelDais
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Pod Blotz began in 2002 and has released over 25 cassette and vinyl releases via labels such as L.I.E.S., Difficult Interactions, Clan Destine, Chocolate Monk, and Dungeon Taxis. Over the years the project has included a number of guest members and performance artists, but has solely remained the brainchild of Suzy Poling. The prolific experimentalist now makes her Dais debut with the emotionally crushing Transdimensional System. The record was recorded at Poling's studio in Downtown Los Angeles, primarily using sounds and samples collected from the Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Oakland, CA. The record twists and turns throughout space like a writhing exorcism unfurling upon the unsuspecting listener. It's a journey about beauty, and the complexity of post-human existence through a cathartic lens of churning rhythms and haunting vocal work. The aptly titled 'Pain Is A Door' presents a perfectly chilling introduction to the record. A steadily trudging bassline provides an unwavering foundation for the dissonant, bell-like melody to uneasily drift back and forth creating an uncomfortable sense of, somehow satisfying, disharmony. Heavily textured noise weaves in and out of the foreground fighting for the listener's attention as ominous choral sounding vocals begin to gradually bubble to the surface. Lead single 'Life Like An Electric Surge' unfolds like a twisted wave-tinged track with pulsing rhythm, percussion and noise elements that are dead set on pummeling the unwitting listener into complete submission - the culmination of which effectively embodies it's title. Intertwined within the rushing wall of driving rhythm sits Poling's washed out vocals, wrapped in a haze of distortion. Chanting InchLife like an electric surge, no conceptions, straight to the voidInch the listener gains insight into the otherworldly, post-human, resolve of Suzy's proposed future. Album Tr
Vinyl LP pressing. Pod Blotz began in 2002 and has released over 25 cassette and vinyl releases. Over the years the project has included a number of guest members and performance artists, but has solely remained the brainchild of Suzy Poling. The prolific experimentalist now makes her Dais debut with the emotionally crushing Transdimensional System. Recorded at Poling's downtown LA studio and produced at Seahorse Sound Studios, Poling made use of sounds and samples collected from the Vintage Synthesizer Museum in Oakland, CA. The record twists and turns throughout space like a writhing exorcism unfurling upon the unsuspecting listener. It's a journey about beauty, and the complexity of post-human existence through a cathartic lens of churning rhythms and haunting vocal work. Album Tracks 1. Pain Is a Door 2. Industrialized Living Effects 3. Extrasensory 4. Unified Totality 5. Life Like An Electric Surge 6. Double Helix 7. Lights in the Middle of Nowhere 8. Transforming Dna
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