Pendulum – Opening Arcs: Arc no. 3 DO DRUGS Harmony borders on dissonance and

Harmony borders on dissonance and dissonance turns into melody while the approach changes between featherlight sensitivity and a physical punch on the piano whose manifold colors and shades are brought into play

which features young Danish drummer Kresten Osgood

(released in 100 vinyl copies only ( w/ handwritten covers) on ILK’s WhiteLabel)

this record blurs vocal identification and turns single voices into a collective noise swarm

Boelger release is a collection of sci-fi and psychedelic instrumental landscapes that surrounds vocal stories about our relationship with living and dying

Pendulum – Opening Arcs: Arc no. 3 DO DRUGS Harmony borders on dissonance andARC NO. 3 Movement turns inward. Each gesture is weighted, deliberate, and reduced to necessity. Time thickens as motion slows, inviting attention to settle inside the smallest shifts. The arc transforms discreetly, as intensity is held beneath restraint. Balance is discovered through presence, not display. OPENING ARCS BY PENDULUM (Benot Delbecq, Jonas Westergaard, Peter Bruun) Opening Arcs is an eight part release cycle by Pendulum, unfolding across