EISM releases ”Tughra 0.02”

The multi-genre project Electrons in Slow Motion (EISM) was created by Marius Copel, an artist and producer that hails from Bucharest. A fluid device created to intensely stimulate the senses. Marius Copel, who was born in Bucharest amid the most peculiar decade of the communist era, is not only a musician and a visual artist but also the creative director of one of the few political film festivals in the world.

Having seen innumerable separate artistic and journalistic inquiries while engaging in this activity, he came to the following personal conclusion: although it may be a solo endeavour, the metaphysical space within ourselves is the only real, unbounded state to finally find.

Works from the first three studio materials, the Ecstatic Technologies and Meta Incognita LPs, and the Chasm EP, have been featured in various radio-shows, such as the legendary Grenzwellen at Radio Hannover, hosted by Ecki Stieg one of the greatest German DJ’s of the last decades.

Furthermore, his music has made it to extremely niche platforms such as Aural Tethers (CFRU, Canada), Unexplained Sounds (Italy) and Resonance FM (UK), and feature in specialised publications from all corners the globe, such as Electronic Beats (Germany/ Romania), ADRS (Canada/Japan), Beatradar (Norway) and Chromatic (Spain).

After establishing himself as a significant new act in the cinematic electronic music field with his first four studio albums, EISM is back with a unique collection of sensory hallmarks that are oriented on audacious expressiveness and audio. “Tughra 0.02,” the second instalment in their namesake series, is a rich tapestry of raucous, pulsating drums, fluid pianos, and etherial guitars.

Listen to Electrons in Slow Motion – Tughra 0.02 via our link below

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