Pain Suppressor. The title implies a clinical relationship between the music and the listener, this record is medicine, or at least it's operating in that register.
It works the same way actual pain suppression works: not by eliminating the source, but by flooding the system with something that overrides it. Volume. Rhythm. Frequency. The body has no bandwidth left for the original signal.
The Prescription
This isn't ambient music. It isn't background music. Pain Suppressor requires your full attention and repays that attention by occupying every available channel of perception. The bass frequencies you feel physically. The rhythms lock your motor cortex. The leads land in whatever space is left.
Electronic Medicine
Every producer who's spent serious time in a studio knows this: there are tracks that you make because you need them. Not for an audience, not for a label, not for a career, because the act of making them does something for you that nothing else does.
Pain Suppressor is that kind of record.
Listen
Full album on SoundCloud. Loud.