Supersimmetria - Golden Ratio
(Zone 30 Records / Industry8)



Tracklist
CD 1 "Golden Ratio":
01. Still Thinking about the Law That Regulates the Universe
02. Chiasm
03. Buran (Буран)
04. Asteria (Αστερια)
05. Descending
06. Fractal
07. Atmosphere
08. Ascending
09. Chimaeriformes
10. Structure
11. Voyager
12. Pale Blue Dot
13. Ascending (Worms of the Earth Mix)
14. Chiasm (Wounded Energy Mix by Aphexia)

CD 2 "Phi (φ)":
01. Deep Fields
02. Colliding Superclusters
03. Gravitational Singularity
04. CalabiYau Manifold
05. Fibonacci Docet
06. Shenzhou (神舟)
07. Cryogenic Pump (Fractal Echoes, Artcore Machine Rmx)

Release Date
12th March 2013







Press Release
Time and space are nothing else but structure repeated infinitely. A spiral inside which the chronological order and the universe, or multiverse, are just a dot in a line with infinite points. The concept of big-small, long-short, here-there, now-then looses its sense due to the lack of full perspective over reality. A sense of disorientation, physical and philosophical permeate the whole album. This record is nothing else but the perspective of single person in front of the immense; a spiritual feeling that has nothing to do with mysticism.
Rhythm is used as a measurement of time. But what about rhythms that slowly become arhythmic? Or arhythmic sounds used in a steady rhythm? The effect is disorienting. But what if those sounds were not dominant, if they were in the background. Would you be aware that your perception had been altered? These are the questions posed by Supersimmetria on Golden Ratio. A recording where space and atmosphere are the most dominant. The varied rhythmic and arhythmic elements are never allowed to dominate the sound. All musical elements are subservient to the tranquil and spacious sound. Rhythmic elements build naturally and float through layers of the mix. Skittering beats become looped into rhythms. Fuzzed out pulses resonate and diminish. Crunchy beats that never become intrusive or loud. Vocal samples that remain ephemeral in the distance. A reocurring piano interlude that stumbles deliberately along the keys, reminiscent of Satie. All of these sounds serve and support the overall ambience of the recording.

Links
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Label (Zone 30 Records): Website
Label (Industry8): Website | Facebook