PANORAMIC COLORSOUND

TRACKLIST A Retro Vice Addiction (Vicki's Revenge) Babalorichàs Beautifully Polluted Sunset Better Living Through Circuitry Catastrophe Complicity In The City Confrontation Down The Hall - What We Make Happen Far From Amateur Follow Our Kode High Altitude Meditation Initiative Know Your System Looming Shadows Nyte Sequence On The Edge Of Confrontation Out Where the Transit Buses Don't Run Palm Tree Inferno Rapidò Sympathetic Ear The Descent The Monaco Falcon Triangle (Cue Take) Undercover Heist INFO The venerable Dark Entries celebrates it™s 300th release with Panoramic Coloursound, a triple LP from the Creative Technology Consortium. Traxx, Andrew Bisenius, and Jason Letkiewicz forged the CtC during the depths of pandemic isolation. Drawing from film and television music of the 80™s/90™s and armed with a mighty array of vintage analog and digital synthesizers, they set out to explore heists, vices, and catastrophe. Panoramic Coloursound collapses sound and image into a neon blur throughout its 25 tracks. While retro scores were the starting point for the CtC, the project does more than pay dutiful homage ž these notes are warped and skewed, devolving into decaying digital soundscapes. EBM-inflected basslines pop up on tracks like šCatastrophe› and šA Retro Vice›, menacing numbers that recall Traxx and Letkiewicz™s legendary work as Mutant Beat Dance (a project also featuring Beau Wanzer). šFollow Our Kode› pairs heroic synths with funky bass, striking cosmic chords akin to the material that Traxx and Bisenius have released as An Anomaly. Krautrock-esque guitars slide along anthemic pads on šBeautifully Polluted Sunset›, which comes across like an alien Miami Vice closing theme. The CtC channel corroded VHS vibes while making music for the future. Panoramic Coloursound was mastered by Frédéric Alstadt. The sleeve was designed by Eloise Leigh, and features a photograph by Jason Letkiewicz. Also included is a postcard featuring liner notes, a gear list, and a photograph by Maria Tzeka.