Disrupt: The Recreation Room
Disrupt: The Recreation Room
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Disrupt
Label: Zonedog
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5055869593182
Genre: Electronic
The Recreation Room is a cosmic library dub album by Disrupt on the new Zonedog imprint, soaked in swirling synths, mind-altering loops and lushly textured polygons. The Recreation Room follows up on the old sci-fi idea of the holodeck, a computer-generated reality where space ship crews can get a break from the daily grind - a place where the mind can travel while one's arse stays firmly on the couch. Disrupt is taking a closer look at the mechanics behind it, then messes with it's deeper controls to optimize the simulation for an intense horizontal experience. The VR-ready sequel to Omega Station (2018) is a dubbed-out piece of sonic fiction with a washed-out nineties digitality, as seen through layers of tape all the way back to the Black Ark ? this is music from a future that has already happened.
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