Published
Wed, Jun 29, 2016, 16:46
- Alexey Devyanin's IDM-influenced next LP lands in September.
Pixelord will release a new album, Human.exe, on September 9th.
The Russian artist, born Alexey Devyanin—and also known as Computer Graphics—is at the forefront of a multi-genre scene in Russia that encompasses footwork, garage, grime, dubstep and other strains of bass music. He's a prolific artist, racking up releases on imprints like Leisure System, Error Broadcast and Civil Music. He also runs his own Hyperboloid imprint, which will handle the release of Human.exe, and also put out his debut LP, 2015's Places. The label says the new one comprises "soundscapes of a dystopian future" and was inspired by classic IDM work from the likes of Aphex Twin, Mark Pritchard and Clark.
"Human.exe is about a robot who wants to be a human but still he is a program, exe file," Devyanin says. "The video will be about this particular robot too. My music was always retro futuristic and nostalgic about old computers and systems, this time as well .exe is the reference to my childhood, IDM music, DOS programs and cyber romanticism."
Tracklist
01. Gear Soul
02. Operator
03. Chrome Tears
04. Machina
05. Robo
06. Telepathic
07. Metal Mutant
08. Fix Me
09. Escape
10. Exo Club
11. Axis
12. Human 10
Hyperboloid will release Human.exe on September 9th, 2016.