KVK by Anna Generator

Psøma Psi Phi introduces a new artist on Ø20 - Anna Generator - and her debut recording KVK. Live and entirely improvised using only a Korg analog polysynth, a Boss RV-3 delay unit and a Peavey mixing desk, KVK is a surreal landscape of playful synthesis that recalls early electronic music such as Wendy Carlos, Tzvi Avni, Alvin Lucier and others. Produced with a minimum of sequencing and a focus on pulling sinews of sound apart, accumulating them into gigantic whorls of sculpted mass. While experimental and untamed, it clocks in at a modest runtime of about 14 minutes, so Psøma has augmented this release with an extended reappraisal of KVK by label head Brian Grainger that explores the liminal spaces between KVK's steep collisions to a deep and hypnotic effect.

Sleep fictions, lucid maps and gnostic states. Asemic systems designed by night smokers, bedroom alchemists and oligolaliacs, for intimate applications. Est. MMXVII.

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