Published
Tue, Sep 10, 2013, 04:00
- The Bristol experimental duo's first full-length for the renowned label will hit in October.
Emptyset will release their next album, Recur, on October 28th.
Bristol's James Ginzburg and Paul Purgas have stepped up the game for their Emptyset project in the last two years, releasing a stream of noise-infected ambient techno for CLR, Caravan and their own Subtext label. Last year they debuted on prominent experimental imprint Raster-Noton with the Ununhexium EP, which RA's Angus Finlayson called "dry, forthright and almost unremittingly full-throttle" compared to their previous work.
The duo will return to the German avant-garde mainstay with a full-length release—their third overall and first for the label. A press release says Recur focuses on the themes of time, structure and recursion, "examining how notions of time interact with both experience and form, and the resulting modes through which this affects sound through compression and rarefaction and the forcing of signal thresholds to their critical point." It will be released on CD, digital and vinyl.
Tracklist
01. Origin
02. Fragment
03. Disperse
04. Order
05. Absence
06. Lens
07. Instant
08. Recur
09. Limit
Raster-Noton will release Recur on October 28th, 2013.