We've written about 65daysofstatic from the very earliest days of this website, many moons ago, and we're pleased to say that the post-somethingorother outfit are still going strong. Indeed, their new track 'KMF' is the first taste of a year-long subscription project with monthly releases through Bandcamp. The band claim that it'll be "better than Netflix". Bold.
'KMF' comes from their 'Decomposition Theory' shows, a live algorithmic performance piece that we're still not sure we quite understand. Thankfully, 'KMF' is a bitesize version of the glitchy experimentalism - not too short, not too long, but just right. And the video below is also algorithmically generated, if that's what you're into.
The song will be appearing on the forthcoming 'Kazimir' EP, inspired by pioneering Soviet artist Kazimir Malevich. Released on 1 May 2019, this EP will be the first of 65daysofstatic's 'Unreleased/Unreleasable Vol.4' Bandcamp collations.
Find more info at 65daysofstatic.com.
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