Subliminal Design by Kronodigger

"New York producer Kronodigger’s Subliminal Design only has four tracks, but the fact they’re all around ten minutes long means you can basically consider it an album too. In fact, there are enough ideas firing out of every track that you could form an individual EP out of each one.
Take opener ‘LFA’, which begins with some gorgeous kaleidoscopic chimes before traversing through Autechre-esque robotic carnage, dreamy aural back rubs, shattered fragments of dubstep, and woozy Boards Of Canada workouts. ‘Mute’ maintains a grittier texture, coming across like the remnants of your memory after a rave in some grimy basement club underneath some railway arches, while ‘Sibyl’ periodically snaps at you from the depths of an arrhythmic cavern before rolling on its back to smatterings of alien ambience. While your stamina may have snapped by the time you reach the brutally busy ‘Chamaeleon’, you can’t deny Kronodigger’s roving eye when it comes to sound design, even when it’s less than subliminal."
- The Monitors

The man behind Kronodigger - Alexey Gorokholinsky, is a classically trained clarinetist, composer and audio engineer. Being highly influenced by electronic music since age 10, Alexey creates new works with a type of sound that never stays in one place. Driven by wild imagination, Kronodigger presents music with lots of sound design, sampling, automation and unexpected twists and turns.