/Experimental electronica, Glitch ambient,
Post-industrial, Electro-acoustic, Musique concrète, Avant-garde, Drone,
Experimentalism, Ambient dub, Experimental techno/
Comment:
it is obviously one of the best most thought-provoking techno and dub albums I
have ever heard. In fact, if we think of techno or dub music I used to think of
quite sterile and hermetic beats which are extracted from certain synthesised
pads and embellished with synthesised overdrives. Indeed, Projecting Disorder is something of the so-called techno and dub
music. Psychic Frequencies aka the collaboration act between Alistair Stray and
David Clarkson used to draw on electro-acoustic ambience and raw sonic fabrics
wherein the listener could perceive lots of open air around it. Of course,
those are only some elements provided over the mix. For instance, Projecting Fractures is a terrain to
take on rough improvisation due to flute sounds by Southeast Asia and
thoroughgoing electronic experiments which in turn used to hint at the
aesthetics of industrial music. Those many ambient music snippets represented
throughout the course are loaded with many ghosts and other supernatural creatures.
Actually it is not surprising with regard to the artists` immensely foregoing
musical involvement (Alistair Stray has been involved in such acts as Raya
Collective, Irritants, Radical Elsewhere, Noosign, and Inference; David
Clarkson has been involved in such acts as Central Processing Unit, Illuminati,
Triclops, and Whitecube). In a word, the result is mind-blowingly interesting.
