TÆT returns with a newly patched modular set-up to create Twisted Static. Progressing in style as a logical continuation from his last album on Truth Table - ‘Life Detection System’ these new works map out the journey.

Each track is composed without a gap in time from the previous. TÆT brings a stream of consciousness moving effortlessly between his modular creations - an uninterrupted flow, a way to reach something.

Vlad reflected, “The process of working and equipment hadn't changed much but there was some interesting techniques I started to use. Basically it's about creating the static form and the general flow of the music and adding new scenes, branches, events and connections between them. Creating an internal flow of creative output.” The album’s cover perfectly illustrates this, “It feels like playing with static sound space and objects in an endlessly deep box.”

“Every time I ‘m working in the studio I am alone in a space. This impacts on the sounds and sequences I create. With progress I always notice the point when music and the sound system start to suggest directions and colours - a kind of dialogue - both sides catching ideas of each other forming the structure of the space they’re already in. It feels like an exchange of energy and sometimes it’s impossible to take a brake or even to make technical preparations for recording - so it must be made before you start, then you’re really free.

I think the LDS album is all about that feeling - you are raising your head and discovering new space, new life around you and wondering if you are actually alone here.”

Written, produced, performed: Vladislav Green - AKA TÆT.

Artwork & design: Jacek Doroszenko.

“Icer is brings together a collection of works derived from my sound experiments with eurorack modules, developing each one into a coherent narrative. It’s an organic way of working sounds, pulses, beats and textures melting into a flow and being channelled into audio stories. The creative process is like a lucid dream – time stands still while sound becomes fluid.

The possibilities of the patchwork eurorack and a Deckard’s Dream synthesizer allow me to create in the moment. I avoid using computers or multitrack recorders and try to record the whole piece in one take instead. Icer is the result of energy being creatively blended and frozen in time with the final recording.”

Written, produced, performed: Vladislav Green

Artwork & design: Jacek Doroszenko