Exhaust

'Flush Real Pharynx' is the title of sound designer/artist/composer and DJ Lee Gamble's new three-part album for Hyperdub. The triptych loosely explores three stages of the Semioblitz - the aggressive onslaught of visual and sonic stimuli of contemporary cities and virtual spaces. From 'In A Paraventral Scale' (the first part of the triptych released at the start of 2019) the coil springs out into the straight-up choked semioblitz of part 2 - 'Exhaust'. Gone are the serpentine dopplers and seductive supercar engines. 'Exhaust's neon-charms coalesce into an MDMA rush of Boston Dynamics dog barks, hypnotic voices and imploding motion sculptures. From the backfiring splinters of 'CREAM' through disorientating photo shutter snare patterns of 'Shard', 'Exhaust's sultry voices take you for a 300mph ride down the psychedelic high street stitching together clashing strands of club soundscapes on it's way.'Exhaust' engages in a world well and truly with us right now - explosive, chaotic, unpredictable, contradictory, intoxicating, hyper-colourful, blown-apart and disturbingly engaging in it's surreality. It's Gamble's 'Gully Automated Music Concrète', sounding out from a high rise overlooking the Ballardian motion-sculpture of a collapsing motorway system.A1. CREAM A2. Envenom A3. Glue A4. Naja B1. Tyre B2. Switches B3. Shards B4. Saccades