Mad Circuits

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1.	Sanity Rewired 07:05	buy track
2.	Fragmentation 06:38	buy track
3.	Glitch Jungle 05:50	buy track
4.	Break the Code 04:51	buy track
5.	Machine Manifesto 05:42	buy track
6.	Arc Flash Hazard 05:48	buy track
7.	Positronic Brain 06:03	buy track
8.	Digitally Induced Psychosis 04:04	buy track

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Mad Circuits are here and seeking sentience.

This electrifying 8 track album evokes the tale of chaotic systems, and the sparks they made as they marked my pursuit through a new sonic identity.

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In Sanity Rewired, the circuits find their way into the brain's sanity and through a galloping beat rewire it to accomodate the unsettling atmosphere and organic percussion that unfolds throughout the track.

Fragmentation comes as a second step to the rewiring, for the circuits know divide and conquer. With a broken beat, dissonant stabs and stretchy metalic percussion, they get the groove going, fragmenting the mind as they find their new home.

And so a Glitch Jungle has formed from fertile land. A straight beat marking the march of the electronic colonists is joined by the singing of new forms of metalic life.

In Break the Code the circuits reign supreme, they feast for their victory with a broken beat once more, chopping up in a fast fashion whatever resistance is left.

Machine Manifesto presents the rambling of the machines. Through noisy percussion, a charged beat and conspicuous laughter, the will and law of voltaic systems are proclaimed.

Arc Flash Hazard shows the menace of these Mad Circuits. Once installed they allow no defiance, rumbling through with all their metallic weight, discharging and shocking whatever crosses their path.

In a Positronic Brain consciousness is achieved. Synapses come at full speed. Over a driving kick rumble and sharp drums, the systems chant with their new found perception.

Whatever sanity there once was, there is no more. For the only thing left are Digitally Induced Psychosis, the hums and whispers of the circuits.

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Cover Photo by Anca Mitroi
Written and Produced by Miguel Mestre

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released September 2, 2022

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M3STR Porto, Portugal

Miguel Mestre

Music Producer / Live Act / DJ from Porto, Portugal.

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Liminal Space [WR32]

Apr 2023
M3STR & HYOS - This Is

Mar 2023
Mad Circuits

Sep 2022
Visions

Oct 2021
Atmos

Aug 2021
Hoia

Apr 2021

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