Oct 29, 2025
āMemorialā by HYPERSTASIS feels like remembering something you never lived, but still felt. The kind of sound that stays with you long after the last note fades.
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āMemorialā by HYPERSTASIS feels like remembering something you never lived, but still felt. The kind of sound that stays with you long after the last note fades.
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GIG REVIEW: HYPERSTASIS + Breeding Indium and Around 7 (Live @ Beat Generator, Dundee)
GIG REVIEW: HYPERSTASIS + Breeding Indium and Around 7 (Live @ Beat Generator,Ā Dundee)
https://www.facebook.com/events/807437427083080 Band: Hyperstasis, Breeding Indium, Around 7 Sadly I did not secure my ticket to Bloodstock this year, which is disappointing. While a lot of my friends, metal brothers in arms, and even a few local acts made their way to the UK metal mecca, my own funds and fortunes did not quite stretch enough to cover. However, I was more than content withā¦
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While conducting research on cracked media, I came across a website that had been hacked by Islamic State. The page espoused some kind of violent jihad rhetoric and was accompanied by a nasheed (a cappella music that often references Islamic history and beliefs). The contradictions inherent within the song's sonic eloquence and its application as a propaganda tool struck me as particularly interesting. The idea behind the piece is to try and subvert the IS message by burying it behind randomised radio static and collected field recording, while at the same time throwing light on a musical tradition that stretches back centuries. Performed live at New River Studios as part of Sonica Found Music's Open Jack event series.
The above is a sketch for bespoke catwalk music. The track was composed for Alexander Augustus Byun's final collection (BA Hons Womens Wear, Central Saint Martins), which was partly inspired by Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto III. Samples of the concerto appear throughout the composition. The track title is taken from a late-60s Argentinian conceptual artwork. Ā Ā Ā
MD: In the ā80s and ā90s, we fantasized about postmodernism. Now we actually have to live with it.
SR: One of the critics I quoted in the book said that itās not even a theory ā itās just nature now. You donāt even think of it as postmodernism; itās just how we live today.
MD: The thing is, we are actually living in āthe futureā now, and itās much more banal than expected.
SR: Thatās the exactly the thing the bothers me, really. Iām not a Luddite at all ā Iāve adopted a lot of digital-culture stuff; if I feel critical of it, I just think it makes things that already existed easier to do, and perhaps makes them not as good ā like a blog is a fanzine, basically. Itās like GPS replacing the road map. Itās not you couldnāt get to places before; itās just easier now ā but maybe not as good. I suppose thereās a cognitive center of the brain that uses mapping that attenuates and shrivels if you just use GPS all the time.