Hardformat

“… share the music… Take the wristband around to a friend’s house, wear it to the pub, pass it around the office, or simply share the songs online via your Facebook or Twitter etc…”

It’s the great contemporary challenge, to be more than a needle in a haystack. I also like instruction number 4:

“Use the box as you wish; place it on your mantlepiece, use it as a paper weight, store all your secret love letters inside it.”

Here’s wishing Big Cosmos the best of luck.

The tone of the texts appears to arrives from a past that – at least in the imagination – enjoyed greater decorum, perhaps the 1930s or ’50s. Connections, however tenuous, gradually establish themselves independently of the observer.

If you’re intrigued by enigmas or enjoy surrendering yourself to daydreams and riddles, rotor plus is for you. You can purchase the three releases here.

Lobotom charts the adventures of Emma, a young woman who is charmed by a real estate ad for a house to let on an island. When she enters the house, she falls through the floor and continues her tour in the haunted basement. She then finds herself in a strange and unusual universe. It is none other than her own body and she wants to take possession of it.