aTelecine

With a relentless density that shifts between abrasive noise and ethereal melodies, their music creates an unsettling yet magnetic pull, compelling listeners to navigate through its intricate layers.

industrial music · noise music

United States Est. 2008
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“The Falcon and the Pod” from The Falcon and the Pod

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A Cassette Tape Culture

A Cassette Tape Culture

2010

Immediate hook that introduces their style with a compelling mix of dense soundscapes and ethereal melodies.
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About aTelecine

aTelecine matters for its willingness to traverse the unsettling edges of sound, creating a space where discomfort becomes a catalyst for exploration.
Their music pushes listeners to confront the darker facets of existence, reshaping the atmosphere around them with an approach that feels both visceral and cerebral.
Their music pushes listeners to confront the darker facets of existence, reshaping the atmosphere around them with an approach that feels both visceral and cerebral. By merging noise with more structured elements, they invite a rethinking of how sonic landscapes can reflect emotional and existential truths. The band's process is marked by an innovative use of texture, layering harsh industrial sounds with melodic fragments that create a tension between chaos and coherence. This duality encourages deep listening, as their compositions are often built on dense layers that reveal new details upon repeated exposure. Through an immersive studio environment, they craft experiences that feel both spontaneous and meticulously curated, blurring the line between performance and installation. Lyrically, aTelecine often explores themes of alienation, identity, and the human condition, conveying their messages through impressionistic storytelling that embraces ambiguity. The tone can oscillate between stark sincerity and haunting irony, allowing listeners to find their own meanings within the elusive narratives. This approach invites introspection while maintaining an emotional distance, further enhancing the overall impact of their work.

7 studio albums· 9 total releases· 2 years· United States

Full discography

aTelecine's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

9 releases • 7 albums • 2 EPS • 2009–2011
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EPs (2)

A3-21 album by aTelecine

A3-21

2011

AVigillant Carpark album by aTelecine

AVigillant Carpark

2009

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