New CausaliDox album The Obscure announced

Feb 15, 2021 | Posts, Music

Today the release of my new CausaliDox album The Obscure was announced. The album will be released March 12, 2021 on Diffuse Reality Records’ sublabel Teorema.

 

Recorded in 2017 and 2018, these six tracks are the spiritual progeny of my 2019 EP Summer Of ’92, released on Shipwrec Records. Melodic and melancholic electronica, broadly falling within the genres of IDM and BrainDance.

Pre-order CD / Digital on Bandcamp.

 

Reviews

“Another trip, to another direction, passing through several galaxies.”
“Celestial, deep, galactic”

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