With "Ghost Music Library" RhaD (Research of Historical Audio Documents) further explores the margins between archival research, improvisation, and sonic abstraction. Created by Italian sound artist Raffaele Pezzella (SONOLOGYST), RhaD represents a more instinctive and unrestrained counterpart to his usual conceptual rigor. Here, the music unfolds as a collage of forgotten tapes, malfunctioning devices, magnetic dust, and digital errors transformed into expressive language.

The album's title evokes the spirit of the electronic library music of the 1970's, yet this is no pastiche. Instead, "Ghost Music Library" functions as an imaginary archive, a parallel memory of sounds that might have existed, an archaeology of lost futures. Between the hum of analogue circuits and the glitches of obsolete media, RhaD constructs a nostalgic yet radical sound world, where experimental freedom meets the melancholy of vanished existences. It is a tribute to imperfection and to the beauty of the unrepeatable moment, a library of the unresolved and the ephemeral.

Ltd x 100 copies in a matt-laminate 6-panel digipak.