The Oscillation release new album 'Interference' out now

@the_oscillation release their new album ‘Interference’ today via Fuzz Club Across six tracks, Demian Castellanos pushes the project’s textural, repetitive and atmospheric sound further than ever, creating a painting of sound rather than music. Pre-order on limited LP and CD in the Fuzz Club Stores.

Recorded and mixed by Castellanos at his home studio in the Czech Republic, ‘Interference’ benefits from a key collaboration with Lorena Quintanilla of Mexican band @obsoletelorelle, who provides a transformative presence. Her haunting vocals on ‘La Alusión’ & ‘Isolation Freeway ’ add another layer of mystery to an album that continually blurs the line between structure and dissolution.

Perhaps most remarkably, ‘Interference’ was created during a period in which Castellanos had largely stopped listening to music altogether: “My hi-fi broke a couple of years ago so I kind of wanted to see what would happen if I didn’t listen to too much music.” Instead of consciously absorbing outside influences, he trusted instinct, memory and experimentation to guide the process. The result is one of The Oscillation’s most adventurous and emotionally resonant records to date: a vivid collision of hypnotic repetition, spectral beauty and controlled sonic disruption that confirms Castellanos remains one of modern psychedelia’s most singular voices.