out now: Turvia - The Mind Of A Mind Handler [Infidel Bodies]

Artist:
Turvia

Title:
The Mind Of A Mind Handler

Label:
Infidel Bodies

Cat#:
IB009

Release Date:
11th October 2019

Format:
cassette & digital

Tracks:
01.
The Owner Gives The Owner Takes

02.
Repeating The Myth

03.
A Path To Delusional Heaven

04.
Choose The People

05.
As We Bow Down

06.
A Handler Smile

07.
Relentless Pursuit Of Power

08.
Number & Indifference

09.
Subnormal

10.
Drama

11.
Paradise

12.
Wake Up In The Hands Of

Press Info:
Infidel Bodies is proud to present the next release signed by Turvia, an Argentine artist who surprises us with an album composed of 12 tracks that interpret a journey through the most complex minds and the darkest corners of experimental electronic music.

You can’t always portray “Orwellian” situations that donʼt have traces of reality. That is the case of a dystopian place, a non-emancipated and dependent population that donʼt fear power … but something worse: resigns itself or praises it in search of a precarious subsistence. Nobody is going to raise their heads, nobody is going to try to raise their voices.

The Mind Of A Mind Handler goes from a resident narrator to an orator of power. From resignation and anger (The Owner Gives The Owner Takes) From the tireless repetition of the same obeisances, the same desires, the same fears (Repeating The Myth, A Path To Delusive Heaven).

From the submission, the complete surrender waiting for that something in exchange, forgetting the dignity (Choose The People, As We Bow Down). From cynicism, the pride of consolidated power, the reduction of all to simple entities that only add up when they are summoned to certain expressions (A Handlers Smile, Relentless Pursuit Of Power, Numbers And Indifference, Subnormal).

From the recognition of the dramatic of the present, of the past that is repeated, of the future that is no other than going back to the past to repeat it in the present and reproduce again…to be the object of the mind of a mental controller. (Drama, Paradise, Wake Up In The Hands Of)

Living through this in modern times may seem like an anecdote, especially if you do not suffer personally…you can even think that it is just a metaphor, a literary lie to talk about oppression. But it is real. That’s why this album exists.

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