We are thrilled to announce Kali Malone’s new album Does Spring Hide Its Joy (featuring Stephen O’Malley & Lucy Railton) released by Ideologic Organ as a 2-hour triple LP, 3-hour triple CD, and on all digital platforms on 20 January 2023. Today you can listen to the excerpt Does Spring Hide Its Joy v2.3 recorded in the magnificent Berlin Funkhaus Saal 1. The album is available for preorder directly from Ideologic Organ’s and Kali Malone’s Bandcamp pages, and can be ordered at all record stores & mail-orders worldwide through Secretly Distribution. Does Spring Hide Its Joy is a durational experience of variable length that follows slowly evolving harmony and timbre between cello, sine waves, and electric guitar. As a listener, the transition between these junctures can be difficult to pinpoint. There’s obscurity and unity in the instrumentation and identities of the players; the electric guitar’s saturation timbre blends with the cello’s rich periodicity, while shifting overtone feedback develops interference patterns against the precise sine waves. The gradual yet ever-occurring changes in harmony challenge the listener’s perception of stasis and movement. The moment you grasp the music, a slight shift in perspective guides your attention forward into a new and unfolding harmonic experience. The vinyl album is packaged in a heavyweight laminated jacket with full-color printed inner sleeves with artwork by Mika Milano. Recorded in the Berlin Funkhaus Saal 1, Saal 2 and Monom by Jonny Zoum & Rodrigo Stambuk. Mastered by Stephan Mathieu and cut at Schnittstelle Mastering, the record is pressed in perfect sound quality by Optimal in Germany. ° ° ° @hotscorpions @stephenomalley74 @lucyrailton @nikitamilano_ @IdeologicOrgan @shelter_press @secretlydistribution