Graham O'Brien accompanies these angular, electronic structures, with dynamic drumming that flirts with the underworld. O'Brien's percussive statements firmly place the compositions into a non-linear landscape, grounded in a familiar yet impossible to categorize igneous crust.

1. Probability Defect
2. Photon Coercion
3. Particle Agent
4. Entropy Procedure
5. Dwarf Plutocracy
6. Telemetry Implant

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/07/2014
Ostracon lives in Minnesota USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental

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