Notes Towards A Mental Breakdown, by IURTA

Notes Towards A Mental Breakdown

by IURTA

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1.	Notes Towards A Mental Breakdown 11:07	buy track
2.	Organic Units 07:28	buy track
3.	Sequence Destination 02:23	buy track
4.	Continuous Fluctuations 10:50	buy track
5.	Spinal Levels 05:49	buy track
6.	Virtualized 03:31	buy track
7.	Fragmentation Field 09:46	buy track
8.	Burnt Mind 03:49	buy track
9.	Illuminated Man 11:02	buy track

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Joint project of Portuguese J. A. (Wolfskin, Karnnos) and A. Coelho (Sektor 304). IURTA is a reflection upon the modern dystopia. Inspired by the works of J. G. Ballard and A. Tarkovski, IURTA’s first full length album deals with the fragmentation of identity, of a mind forged by short-circuited information processes. It is a guided descent into an abstracted insanity, a sonic diary of the verge of mental breakdown through soundscapes built upon cascading drones, harsh textures and minimal sonic oscillations. Neural dark ambient, at times punctuated by a cinematic tone exploring the limits of an inner space.
Edition of 500 copies in a 4-panel matte laminated Digipak. 9 Tracks. Running Time 66:03

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released August 23, 2017

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