
Macro/micro’s “All Possible Worlds” sounds like a more deep house inflected, futuristic take on Nine Inch Nails’ “Closer (Precursor).” Its quivering, hovering tones and rhythms changing in texture and tone as though put through a very controlled bit of phasing so that it can pulse into full high definition sound or muted and blurred out in the background out of focus, switching places with a flurry of distorted white noise as a lonely piano figure draws out in lingering chords like something from a late period Talk Talk album recontextualized to preserve the stark mood but enhancing the sense of isolation. It’s the kind of track that makes one think this is what it might sound like if Demdike Stare was convinced to write opening music for a David Fincher noir much as the aforementioned NIN song appeared on the soundtrack to Se7en. Listen to “All Possible Worlds” on Spotify where you can listen to the rest of the Things Will Never Be The Same Again with other fascinatingly dark techno material and follow Macro/micro at the links below.
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