Rebirth of Self Destruction
Rebirth of Self Destruction
Collaboration EP with Simona Zamboli
Collaboration EP with Simona Zamboli
Nocturnal Technology
Nocturnal Technology
2025
2025
This EP is a collaboration between Simona Zamboli, an artist with a background in audio engineering known for sculpting sound through masterful use of drum machines and synthesizers, and Mars89, head of Nocturnal Technology, who, under his Temple Ov Subsonic Youth moniker, is recognized for hardware-driven live performances steeped in industrial atmospheres and powered by heavy low-end frequencies. Created through hardware synthesizer experimentation by artists working between the distant cities of Milan and Tokyo, this EP offers a new soundtrack for the night.
This EP is a collaboration between Simona Zamboli, an artist with a background in audio engineering known for sculpting sound through masterful use of drum machines and synthesizers, and Mars89, head of Nocturnal Technology, who, under his Temple Ov Subsonic Youth moniker, is recognized for hardware-driven live performances steeped in industrial atmospheres and powered by heavy low-end frequencies. Created through hardware synthesizer experimentation by artists working between the distant cities of Milan and Tokyo, this EP offers a new soundtrack for the night.
Protocol:
This archive functions as an interface between documentation and production, bringing together selected works across electronic music, moving image, sound design, and interdisciplinary practice. Each entry functions as a transmission node within a network of recurring signals, references, and experiments. Connections emerge through feedback, resonance, and recursion, allowing ideas to migrate across different media and contexts. As the archive evolves, existing entries acquire new relationships, revealing patterns that were previously latent and allowing new trajectories to emerge over time.
Access Point:
contact@mars89.com
© Mars89
Protocol:
This archive functions as an interface between documentation and production, bringing together selected works across electronic music, moving image, sound design, and interdisciplinary practice. Each entry functions as a transmission node within a network of recurring signals, references, and experiments. Connections emerge through feedback, resonance, and recursion, allowing ideas to migrate across different media and contexts. As the archive evolves, existing entries acquire new relationships, revealing patterns that were previously latent and allowing new trajectories to emerge over time.
Access Point:
contact@mars89.com
© Mars89