This compilation dedicated to the Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) delves into one of the most fascinating and disturbing frontiers of sound and human perception. Across twelve tracks created by artists active in the post-industrial and dark ambient scene, the release investigates the mysterious intersections between technology, death, and the persistence of consciousness.

EVP, documented since the 1950's, refers to the capture of inexplicable voices on magnetic tape or digital media, often interpreted as messages from the dead or transmissions from other dimensions. Whether one believes in their paranormal origin or considers them the by-product of noise and human projection, these sounds occupy a zone where the boundaries between science and mysticism, signal and hallucination, are erased.

The artists involved translate that uncertainty into a dense fabric of drones, mechanical pulsations, spectral harmonics, and decomposed field recordings. The album functions as an aural séance; a shared act of listening where every sound could be a transmission from elsewhere. In a time when artificial intelligence and algorithmic processes increasingly mediate perception, EVP returns as a powerful metaphor for our relationship with the unknown; the desire to hear what is not meant to be heard.

Features: RhaD, Yousef Kawar, Kokum, Sílení, Pnévmma, Mario Lino Stancati, Richard Bégin, Oubys, The Resa, Nerthus, Nikos Sotirelis, and Insectarium. Ltd x 150 copies (CD proper) in a 6-panel digipak.