Source: Unexplained Sounds Group.
Kabra – The Return of the Cambrian Period (Published by Reverse Alignment, dl)
What if, instead of a future dominated by human progress, the planet regressed—its landscapes dissolving back into the primal abyss of an ancient past? This dark cinematic ambient album by KABRA immerses the listener in a world of rising oceans, barren lands, and an atmosphere thick with ancient echoes. Subterranean drones pulse like deep-sea currents, unsettling textures evoke the primeval chaos of an Earth before civilization, and spectral melodies whisper of lifeforms long extinct yet eerily familiar.
The Neuromancers. Music inspired by William Gibson’s universe (published by Unexplained Sounds Group. Dl + Cd + Book)
Much like Gibson’s writing, the music in this compilation embraces technology not only as a tool but as a medium of expression. It’s no coincidence that many of the artists featured here draw from electronic, industrial, and experimental music scenes genres that have consistently pushed the boundaries of sound and technology. The Cd music compilation is paired with a book of stories that delve into the timeless human quest for freedom and autonomy in a world shaped by the pervasive influence of artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and constant surveillance.
VIRUS2020 – A frog a gun and a sad man” (cdr + tape + dl):
VIRUS2020 is the solo project of Rami Harrabi, a Tunisian artist enthralled by Arab and north-African art, instruments, traditions and rituals. Unexplained Sounds Group now publishes the new and fourth album “A FROG A GUN AND A SAD MAN” of Virus2020, a mature work in which Harrabi moves beyond the framework of experimental ambient that characterized the previous album to further explore the territory of electroacoustics, even venturing into experimental noise.
