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01. CHRIST. - Eternity in Our Lips and Eyes
02. CHRIST. - I Have No Mouth
03. CHRIST. - Indrid Cold
04. CHRIST. - Zeroth Law
05. CHRIST. - Epoch Six
06. CHRIST. - Twynned
07. CHRIST. - Need Between the Station
08. CHRIST. - Singular
09. CHRIST. - Ehaye
10. CHRIST. - We Two Are One
11. CHRIST. - Kardashev Type One
ARTIST
TITLE
Cathexis: Motion Picture Soundtrack
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
PARALL 022CD PARALL 022CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
9/17/2013

Cathexis: Motion Picture Soundtrack is the fourth widely-available album by ex-Benbecula Records head boy, Christ. aka Chris H.. The soundtrack was made in close collaboration with award-winning Swedish film-maker and video jingle animator for Japanese Space Shower TV -- Stefan Larsson, as a perfect counterpoint and counterpart to his up-coming digital movie release Cathexis. The film depicts an esoteric group of people, known as AUJIK, and their interactions with nature and technology, both of which are viewed by AUJIK as having spiritual qualities. The AUJIK create and interact with artefacts consisting of unique and multifaceted Artificial Intelligences, transcending emotional inputs to the artefacts' artificial limbic systems, revealing various aspects of the artefacts' minds. This symbiosis of refined and primitive nature leads the AUJIK people to a higher awareness of the self. Christ. is first and foremost a musician. Multi-instrumentalist Chris H. has a solid musical pedigree and an impressive back-catalog on the sadly-defunct Benbecula Records, and a handful of releases and remixes elsewhere. Christ. has created his soundscapes forging a unique path of musical beauty that escapes derivation. Christ.'s music is often likened to that of fellow Scottish electronic group Boards Of Canada. In fact, Chris H was an early participant in the nebulous Hexagon Sun collective from which BoC emerged and was a collaborator with the group until approximately 1995, appearing on the Twoism album, reissued by Warp in 2002.