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Dehumanization

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Concept

Human civilization is accelerating toward its own end, and technological progress relentlessly hastens its collapse. With every new stage of advancement, humanity recedes further into the background and becomes alienated—a world entirely devoid of people now seems a very real prospect, something that seemed impossible just 20 or 30 years ago. Contemporary philosophical currents are shifting the focus away from humanity; they no longer place people at the center but rather equalize them with an object, stripping them of their role as the universe’s center and the measure of everything surrounding it. Culture is gradually de-humanizing, pushing humanity aside, which is most evident in the widespread popularization of artificial intelligence. In this album, I attempted to imagine what music might sound like in this new, post-human world and what will be played in the empty clubs of the future.

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About the Artist

Ghost Of — an electronic musician working at the intersection of IDM, ambient, footwork, and hardcore continua.

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Target Audience

For individuals interested in contemporary experimental electronics. The album is suitable for both club settings and personal listening.

Promotion Strategy

The album is presumably scheduled for release on the Zvuk Vysshaya label. The album release will be accompanied by live performances featuring the material.

Readiness Stage

— Seven tracks from the final album have been completed so far.

— The visual identity is currently in development.

Alien Coasts (new mix).mp3
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03:36
xpq41.mp3
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02:27
mdr2.mp3
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02:51
Sans Fin Rx (r).mp3
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03:15
Dehumanization
Project created at 06.04.2026