Negative to the Power of Infinity

by Dirac Sea

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PadraigC Cosmic static sounds permeate throughout these three longform tracks.
It really is like listening to the Universe...I've had this on every day since I got it!
Just sit back, relax and travel through the Void.... Favorite track: Probing the Void.

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1.	Interstellar Waves at 10[19]eV 23:54	buy track
2.	Negative Charged Muon (Lifetime of 2.19703 × 10−6 Seconds) Courting A Negative Charged Pion (Lifetime of 2.6030 × 10−8 Seconds) 20:01	buy track
3.	Probing the Void 19:37	buy track

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The latest suite of interstellar crackles and quantum static, exploring the furthest reaches of the particle-filled textural void stretching from the microcosm to the macrocosm.

From Perpetual Abjection:

Seattle, Washington, USA, Dirac Sea is a HNW act by one of the HNWallers who holds the most unique sound and textures, Peter Keller (Condo Horro, Bacillus). Negative to the Power of Infinity consists of 3 tracks of multi-layered crackles, complemented by atmospheric sounds of interstellar space and subatomic particles microtonally tuned to the nanosecond. A great one to sit back and explore.

Review from Noise Not Music:

When the Bandcamp description for Negative to the Power of Infinity states that it is “a great one to sit back and explore,” it could not be any more of an understatement. Peter Keller’s newest project as Dirac Sea (other aliases include Condo Horro and Bacillus, the latter of which released the crushing and terrifying Serial Infector last year) embarks further into the cosmos with its immersive blend of shifting crackles and spacey ambience. The attention to detail in each of the three extended pieces is nothing short of astonishing; sputtering textures like the restless underpinnings of an unchecked blaze form the basis for drones that float off into emptiness in “Interstellar Waves at 1019eV,” creating a soundscape that is simultaneously physical and elusively celestial. Keller harnesses his sounds with the patience necessary for wall composition, but also with an ear for subtle development, allowing the two facets of this dual sonic environment to breathe in and out in harmony with each other. For this reason it would be criminal to jump ship on any of these tracks before their full duration; in doing so you’d miss the gorgeous tones that occasionally emerge amidst the reticent cacophony of “Interstellar Waves,” or the evolution of the hulking hums and laser blasts that underlie the tense “Negative Charged Muon Courting a Negative Charge Pion,” or the motion of “Probing the Void” that seems to both speed up and stay the same. Negative to the Power of Infinity is a masterpiece of the contemporary wall noise renaissance, developing its ambitious ideas with admirable skill.

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released April 5, 2019

Recordings of the void made March 2019
Packaging handmade and released by Perpetual Abjection, Thailand
Cat # PA003

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Dirac Sea Seattle, Washington

The Dirac Sea is a theoretical model of the void and vacuum of the universe as an infinite sea of particles of negative energy. These are the recordings of the crackling void.

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