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The Beginning Of Nothing

by Yves Malone

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Created during a fraught time politically in the United States, “The Beginning of Nothing” rages at the collective ennui and apathy of fellow citizens co-existing in a world gone haywire. Therapy it is not, but is however a purging of sorts: in order for the artist to move forward, one must at least attempt to extricate oneself from these patterns of spiralling, paranoid thinking, of patterns that are wholly unhealthy and dangerously corrosive. Created as a sort of score to an internal elegy, Yves Malone soundtracks the daily fear, regret, and resignation that is his waking life, an effort to isolate and negate this anxiety, which is a constant and unwanted companion. Sequenced on mostly-working vintage gear, “The Beginning of Nothing” tries to extricate a bit of beauty in a rapidly darkening landscape.

"In just a few years and with a handful of releases, the Canadian producer better known as Yves Malone has earned himself a reputation. In The Beginning of Nothing he continues working with many layers of analog synths and a keen sense of drum machines to create atmospheres and textures extracted from late twentieth-century collective fears of a dystopian future. Created as a sort of score to an internal elegy, Yves Malone creates soundtracks of the daily fear, regret, and resignation that is his waking life, an effort to isolate and negate this anxiety, which is a constant and unwanted companion. Sequenced on mostly working vintage gear, The Beginning of Nothing tries to extricate a bit of beauty from a rapidly darkening landscape." - Umor Rex

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released April 16, 2020

Mastered by John Daniel at Skyline Mastering
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