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Romanian producer and PhD author George D. Stanciulescu, aka BLYPKEN, fka LeVant, describes his music as “neurowave,” a sonic landscape in which “futuristic dimensions of the arthouse dance sound [reveal] a deconstructed blend of techno, industrial, ambient and a wide array of post-dance electronic dimensions with a cinematic edge.” “Hylemorph” is a near-16-minute long, one-track opus of sporadic, unpredictable, and beautifully challenging blasts of synthesized #postclub textures and alien-world moods.

"'Hylemorph' is a Greek philosophy term comprising both matter (hyle) and form (morphe). It suggests the dual existence of compact structures and of their virtually infinite forms of becoming, in the same way our state of awareness is simultaneously self-regulated by consciousness as it is constantly shaped by the exposure to multiple forms of experience. Based on this, BLYPKEN's 'neurowave' sound design techniques and subsequently chaotic challenges of the fixed stylistic patterns were integrated in a personal post-musical environment, in order to express the hyper-s(t)imulated desire to enhance the consistency of perception within a self-consuming sense of nowness."
-BLYPKEN

Mixing & mastering: BLYPKEN
Vocal contributions: Cristina P.
Album art: AD IOVO

Release date: April 17, 2018

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from Transcend || Transfigure || Hylemorph, track released May 17, 2018

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Official Bandcamp for George D. Stanciulescu's music aliases, LeVant and BLYPKEN.

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For the Ad Ombra project please visit: adombra.bandcamp.com

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