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Vahoa Steel

by Vera Spektor, HEXN

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BUY the sandpaper 7" from zenhex.bandcamp.com/album/sinestesia

Sinestesia (synesthesia) is a perceptual phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. This concept lays at the foundations of this compilation, the idea of collecting a whole spectrum of evocative, multi-sensorial music along with a sandpaper representation of a record, ideally thought to enhance tactile sensation while listening to it.

Diversity and storytelling have also been important aspects of Zen Hex. This compilation perfectly sums them, displaying the different musical approaches of the involved artists – whether it be abstract electronic music, ambient meditative sessions or ear-bleeding noise – and fixing them in a snapshot of the current phase of their ongoing evolution.

Sinestesia gathers all the active Zen Hex artists, joined by more friends and musicians orbiting around the label. It's a family reunion, a collective project born during troubling times to create something together while being all apart. 12 different artists, clocking in at 82 minutes of synesthetic pleasure.

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released January 3, 2022
All tracks recorded and edited during 2020/21.
Mastered by Riccardo Mazza.
Artwork and layout by Iacopo Gradassi.

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HEXN London, UK

HEXN are Alberto Brunello, who collect and reinterpret timeless sounds, ranging from mystical folklore to electronic experimentation. His music channels elements of psychedelia, primitive technoid beats, ritual songs, and dark drones, balanced on the subtle threads between past, present and future. ... more

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