The music of Kuhrye-oo is very much its own microcosm, a synthetic mist—each suspended droplet filled with a metallic beat, ringing vibration, or processed vocal—it might not immediately evoke lush plant-life, but one rainy Sunday afternoon at the botanical gardens, it all kind of made sense:
Dylan Khotin-Foote’s assignment was simple: pull together anything under the sun. And like the shining student of orbital electronic that he is, he turned in a report entitled Tears of the World At Large Bottled and Sold at Super Markets, documenting 8 choice items on a trip through atmospheric manufacturing.
Stroll the aisles of its tracklist, on your way to the checkout.