Post California, a project led by an ex-member of A V G V S T, uses samples of distorted pop music, vaporous layers and exaggerated, almost noisy sound treatments to produce a sort of after new wave. Their music is at times shaken by nervous beats, at other times drowned in streams of ambient and sprinkled with flashes of industrial.
Post California's second album, View from a View, is a collection of six tracks based on random sampling, collage, and hypnotic synth and guitar micro-loops, wrapped in reverb and damaged by compression. Captivated by the relentless emergence of social control, total commodification and the obsolescence of all living things, the author draws a mental landscape of indignation, dismay and irony.
Music by Post California
Artworks by Pierre La Police, from the Parpalate series
Design by Myriam Barchechat / factformfiction.com
Limited edition cassette, printed and duplicated at La Fabrique du Nouveau Printemps, Toulouse 2023
URGENCE MORT SUBITE was composed for Nicolas Milhé's video installation Milton, 2020.
I Saw a Rope in Your Eye was composed for Laura Gozlan’s video installation Mold II, 2014.
Omninight Technologies contains samples from Edward Levy by A V G V S T, 2012.
