Limited Edition cassette housed in Stumptown 100% post-consumer recycled cardstock packaging. Letterpressed by Rx in Portland.
Each copy includes a 2x3 print of one of three photos taken by Liza Kin at the Tien Shan Astronomical Observatory in southern Qazaqstan near the Kyrgyzstan border.
Co-released by Kota-Tones and Beacon Sound.
Edition of 80.
Includes unlimited streaming of The Moon Turned Into The Sun
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Silver ink version limited to 20 copies.
Limited Edition cassette housed in Stumptown 100% post-consumer recycled cardstock packaging. Letterpressed by Rx in Portland.
Each copy includes a 2x3 print of one of three photos taken by Liza Kin at the Tien Shan Astronomical Observatory in southern Qazaqstan near the Kyrgyzstan border.
Co-released by Kota-Tones and Beacon Sound.
Includes unlimited streaming of The Moon Turned Into The Sun
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
ships out within 3 days
7 remaining
Purchasable with gift card
$10USDor more
Streaming + Download
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
«The Moon Turned Into The Sun»
New sonic reflections from HMOT (aka Stas Shärifulla)—an artist & researcher from Central Siberia working with sound & decoloniality, drawing upon his Bashqort roots to envision new liberational futures and methodologies.
"A rather harsh result, though it's not unpleasant and is ultimately oddly compelling, even if the music does seem like something that might accompany the opening of a portal to the underworld"
— Shawn Reynaldo, First Floor
"Rhythmic progressions blunt the immovable force, piling blown-out quray tones into a firewall that keeps us moving forward. This music is stacked. Dichotomies build chaos, and in its wake we find focus in the broken shards of a world breaking apart at the seams."
— Brad Rose, Foxy Digitalis
Performed by Stas Shärifulla (synthesizers, resonator, quray)
Recorded by Gerome Gadient at Ausstellungsraum Klingental, Basel as a part of ‘Shapeshifter’ project curated by Ana Jikia and Gerome Gadient.
Photos of Tien Shan Astronomical Observatory (Qazaqstan) by Liza Kin
Mastered by Alexander Pustynsky
Bio: Stas Shärifulla, aka HMOT, is an artist and researcher working with sound and decoloniality. Born in Central Siberia, with Bashqort roots, Stas is studying the political potential of various musical and listening practices through live performances, lectures, interventions, and sound installations focusing on the issues of extractivism, collective memory, identity-based oppression, and militant [sonic] ethnography: research as action, action as research.
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