With “Ender,” brednotbred provides a glimpse into the upcoming album “Antipsych,” presenting a deep soundscape that delves into the intriguing realm of 12-tone composition techniques. This track, off the forthcoming album, stands out for its unique synthesis of IDM elements and the unconventional inspiration drawn from 12-tone composition. The result is an interesting and shifting harmony that sets it apart from the usual idm context.
Hailing from Pittsburgh, PA, brednotbred, a drummer, composer, and producer, consistently pushes sonic boundaries through a series of full-length studio album releases. The artist’s background in film scoring and studies under acclaimed composers such as Ted Hearne, Frank Ticheli, and Sean Friar has shaped brednotbred’s approach to creating an orchestra of sound from a limited array of synthesizers.
The artist’s previous works showcase a diverse sonic journey. “Nest,” brednotbred’s debut album, features ever-unfolding, cyclical breakbeat-centric compositions. The ambient offering “Rinse, Synth Works” takes a departure from percussion, immersing listeners in a weightless sonic space. “Cold Cuts,” influenced by Venetian Snares, is a bold and loud live-recorded album that places drums at the forefront.
As brednotbred continues to expand his sonic repertoire, “Ender” offers a glimpse into the forthcoming “Antipsych.” The track, characterized by deep and intriguing synth textures, exemplifies brednotbred’s ability to seamlessly integrate diverse influences into his electronic compositions. The artist’s penchant for experimentation and sonic exploration is further reflected in his upcoming release, “Antipsych,” slated for November 9th. The promise of his highest fidelity release yet suggests an immersive experience that will push the boundaries of listeners’ sonic expectations.
With collaborations featuring artists like Nasty Taxi, JAK, DJ Treebug, c_robo_, and Salva Bryn, brednotbred’s presence in the electronic music scene is marked by innovation and collaboration.
