TIM HECKER - Harmony In Ultraviolet DLP Math Rock introducing digitized wind instruments and

introducing digitized wind instruments and unworldly atmospherics

who meticulously designed all the captivating artwork

which replaced the original version of "Not in Love" with the version featuring Robert Smith (of the Cure)

packed the bottom floor and played a blazing set

On his first solo release for Düsseldorf's label TAL

TIM HECKER - Harmony In Ultraviolet DLP Math Rock introducing digitized wind instruments andHarmony in Ultraviolet is TIM HECKERs sixth album. It is a continuation of Hecker's interest in spectral communications, noise, impressionist musics, thresholds of listening pleasure pain, and the limits of digital composition. This album is a significant development of his song craft, challenging the usefulness of descriptors such as ambient, drone, metal, noise and even electronic music. If references are necessary it could be described as a sonata