The self-titled record, out in June, was inspired by old-school drum & bass and '90s techno from Detroit and London.
Tadd Mullinix, AKA JTC and Dabrye, has a new project called X-Altera.
The Michigan producer found the inspiration for the project while digging through his archives and record collection—specifically, "the jungle he produced in the late '90s as half of Soundmurderer & SK-1, the forgotten B-sides of his drum & bass record collection" and "the deep, melodic techno of Detroit and London," according to the press release.
"I want the song structure of this certain style of jungle," Mullinix says, "but the syntax of something that's a lot closer to me geographically. So I'm using tropes from techno and drum & bass at the same time, without relying too much on one or the other."
As usual, X-Altera will come through Ghostly. It's Mullinix's second album of the year, following Three/Three under his hip-hop alias Dabrye.
Mullinix will play his first X-Altera live set at Ghostly's Movement Festival opening party on May 25th in Detroit.
Listen to first single "Check Out The Bass."
Tracklist
01. Compound Extraprotus
02. Check Out The Bass
03. Pasco Richey Tiger
04. Parallel Rites (Kepler-452b)
05. In My Life
06. Impossible
07. Holotyd Neo-Optika
08. Shoreline (Can't Understand)
09. Entry
10. Passivity Fields
11. Link Stratum Of Archipelagos (Digital Bonus)
Ghostly will release X-Altera on June 15th, 2018.