Whistleblower

Whistleblower: a working title influenced by surrounding circumstances, describing the mood and receptions around the time of making the album. His work doesn't normally involve any politics but in the last few years it's been impossible for him to not let some current global events sneak into the work, as an underlying influence shaping his creative atmosphere. Contrary to inconceivable pipe-dreams, Delay confesses some bewilderment at the cruel reality of world affairs and how much and what kind of headlines they create.

Whistleblower displays somewhat a resurgence of his older drug-infused soundstates; those utopian audio-visions large and vast enough to hide away from reality. This is not background music, this is a series of rhythmic conversations and cinematographic sound-visions spread across the audible spectrum, challenging the possible and pushing boundaries. In the end, these ultimately personal musical visions speak to the persistent transience of modern life and art, like so many commodities in our ultra-retail environment, so hyper-linked and so video-clipped together, that there is scarcely any room left for more input, all the while the content is consumed so fast that the need for more is greater than ever.