Lunar Day

Paul Petrosyan (a.k.a. Lunar Day) commands abrasions, distortions, and static to demanifest into the mathematical noise of Silhouettes of Dust and No One Needs Proof. The two albums call upon images of cities being consumed by dusty solar flares, of clockwork golems banging out rhythms on salvaged machinery, of distance and time. A carefully caclulated series of audio creation, deconstruction and reinterpretation plays out like a like a scientist growing fungal colonies in orbit around a black hole. It is lovely, it is violent, it is Lunar Day.