Fracturefield by Fluxgrid

*Fracturefield* is finally out. We’ve spent years exploring the Neutral Zones – those invisible gaps between realities where physics bends and fragments. This album, though, it felt like something shifted, got sharper. We tried to capture the story of the Choreomancers, a secret order working to keep things balanced there, and what happens when human tech just starts… interfering. It’s a battle, really, between maintaining this ancient, almost organic order and the sheer noise we’re throwing into the electromagnetic landscape.

You’ll hear it right from the start with “The Silent Order,” those hushed Tesla coil hums and static, like secrets being whispered across dimensions. Then “Frequency Breach” just rips into it, all aggressive pulses and guitar feedback, the sound of things getting seriously messed up. We actually fed live radio telescope data into some of these tracks, letting it corrupt the music, making it feel genuinely unpredictable, like the signal itself is breaking. It was a chaotic process, and sometimes, frankly, a bit terrifying, pushing those coils past where they probably should go.

But it’s not all chaos. Tracks like “Meridian Keepers” hold onto this fragile beauty, a kind of melancholy you get when you’re carrying a heavy, unseen burden. And even after everything falls apart in “Grid Collapse” – trust me, that one feels like a system melting down – there's a way back. “Signal Return” starts pulling those fractured elements back together, rebuilding the harmonies from pure noise. It’s about that collective breakthrough, that sense of agency finally reclaimed. We were trying to show that true power isn't about crushing control, but about finding shared resonance, even across impossible distances.

By the end, with “Resonance Awakening,” it feels like everything clicks. All those scattered electromagnetic signatures, the raw data, the noise, they resolve into this single, unifying hum. It makes you think about how connected everything actually is – how consciousness itself might just be this massive electromagnetic field, bleeding between worlds. We dug deep to make this feel less like a collection of songs and more like an immersive dive into another reality. Hopefully, you feel it too. It’s a wild ride, and we’re still trying to figure out what it all means.

We build our tracks from electromagnetic interference and radio telescope data, turning scientific chaos into layered instrumental pieces. Our Tesla coils aren't just for show.