Standard-weight double vinyl housed in printed inner sleeves and a matte-finish jacket, with a download card included.
Twelve tracks conclude the science-fiction narrative that began with Galactic Melt.
Includes “...Of Your Fake Dimension,” “Propagation,” “Memory,” and the closing title track.
For fans of: Boards of Canada, Tycho, HOME.
Iteration sharpens Com Truise's neon synth melodies, heavy drums, and robotic funk into one of his most streamlined records. "Repetition is a form of change," reads one of Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies. Seth Haley knows the concept well, and his style of technicolour synth-wave takes the mantra as a challenge. Six years after Galactic Melt introduced the cosmic story of Com Truise, Iteration now concludes his sprawling saga. True to its name, the album is built on Com Truise hallmarks: neon-streaked melodies, big drums, robotic grooves, bleary nostalgia. But Iteration is also the most elegant and streamlined that Haley's singular music has ever sounded. At the album's heart is an elaborate narrative, one full of longing, hope, anxiety, and triumph. Iteration illustrates the last moments Com Truise spends on the perilous planet Wave 1, before he and his alien love escape its clutches to live in peace. ...Of Your Fake Dimension launches the interstellar drama with its anthemic swells and widescreen sound design, before lovesick songs like Dryswch and Propagation outline scenes wrought with cybernetic pathos. Later, the frantic rhythms of Syrthio conjure images of panicked flight as Haley's gorgeous synth melodies gild the action in quiet heartbreak. Then comes the resounding When Will You Find The Limit..., when Iteration's pain and sadness finds liberation in the vast unknown. The closing title track ends it all in a gush of majestic revelry. By embracing the music's inherent nature and peerless qualities, Iteration finds new avenues of expression in its vivid, familiar surroundings.
New Arrival
New Arrival
New Arrival
New Arrival
New Arrival
New Arrival
