Virus I
by Worm Monolith
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dsDNA
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ssDNA
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(+)ssRNA
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(-)ssRNA
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about
Virus
(noun)
1. an infective, parasitic agent; usually regarded as nonliving, complex molecules, typically consisting of a nucleic DNA or RNA core of genetic material covered in a protein coating. A virus is only capable of growth and multiplication within living cells.
2. a string of code, or a program, that is capable of corrupting a computer system.
3. a harmful or poisonous influence.
Virus I is the first album in a three-part series that aims to explore what happens when we lose control. A virus can come in many ways; we can contract a curable or incurable virus that can affect our lives; we can contract a computer virus that can wipe out our digital lives; or we can have people or cruxes (like drug addictions) that can poison our bodies and minds. Virus I examines these concepts through sound, from the early onset of a virus, through its subsequent multiplication.
This album features gapless playback. When played directly before Virus II, the tracks will sync together as the artist intended.
Worm Monolith.
Resist politics.
Reject propaganda.
Restore free thought.
(noun)
1. an infective, parasitic agent; usually regarded as nonliving, complex molecules, typically consisting of a nucleic DNA or RNA core of genetic material covered in a protein coating. A virus is only capable of growth and multiplication within living cells.
2. a string of code, or a program, that is capable of corrupting a computer system.
3. a harmful or poisonous influence.
Virus I is the first album in a three-part series that aims to explore what happens when we lose control. A virus can come in many ways; we can contract a curable or incurable virus that can affect our lives; we can contract a computer virus that can wipe out our digital lives; or we can have people or cruxes (like drug addictions) that can poison our bodies and minds. Virus I examines these concepts through sound, from the early onset of a virus, through its subsequent multiplication.
This album features gapless playback. When played directly before Virus II, the tracks will sync together as the artist intended.
Worm Monolith.
Resist politics.
Reject propaganda.
Restore free thought.
credits
released September 6, 2019
All tracks composed and performed by Worm Monolith.
Mixed and mastered by Worm Monolith.
"(-)ssRNA" contains a sample of "Sexing My Ex" by Little Lui;
licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication
Layout by Worm Monolith.
Cover image: public domain.
Recorded from December 2018 to February 2019 during the Katalyst and Khaos sessions.
All tracks composed and performed by Worm Monolith.
Mixed and mastered by Worm Monolith.
"(-)ssRNA" contains a sample of "Sexing My Ex" by Little Lui;
licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication
Layout by Worm Monolith.
Cover image: public domain.
Recorded from December 2018 to February 2019 during the Katalyst and Khaos sessions.
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Worm Monolith Michigan
Worm Monolith is a Michigan-based noise artist and musician, with a focus on harsh rhythmic noise and death industrial.
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