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Special edition Blu-ray presented in a 3mm acrylic slipcase, line bent to shape, screen printed to the front face and housing a clear PETg PCB holder. The PCB (AKA Printed Circuit Board) houses a pulsing Green LED light that is powered by 2 AAA batteries (not included) and printed with logo marques. Presented in a Brown corrugated cardboard presentation box with the slipcase internally housed in White Stratocell foam. Includes fold out booklet signed and numbered by Daniel Lopatin.

All audio available in Dolby Atmos & Stereo.

Atmos mix by Mike Dean, Tommy Rush & Sean Solymar.

*The images shown are taken at prototype stage. There may be small differences in the finished edition.

Contents:

Audio
1 Elseware
2 Again
3 World Outside
4 Krumville
5 Locrian Midwest
6 Plastic Antique
7 Gray Subviolet
8 The Body Trail
9 Nightmare Paint
10 Memories Of Music
11 On An Axis
12 Ubiquity Road
13 A Barely Lit Path
14 My Dream Dungeon Makeover (Bonus Track)

Videos
A Barely Lit Path (Music Video)
Nightmare Paint (Music Video)
On An Axis (Music Video)
Memories Of Music ANIMATIC {Draft} (Music Video)

Includes unlimited streaming of Again via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.

Oneohtrix Point Never, AKA Daniel Lopatin, has announced his new album Again, set for release September 29 via Warp. In Lopatin’s words the album is in part “a speculative autobiography,” a transmission, a spellbound backwash of digital languages and sonic paranoias, what’s remembered and what’s forgotten, all presented in OPN’s trademark melodic touch. Much like 2015’s Garden of Delete, Again germinated as a collaboration between Lopatin’s current and younger selves— this time, a meditation on his musical identity during young adulthood from the perspective of middle age. From there, Lopatin decoupled from the concept, and allowed the album to grow into a ‘illogical period piece’ where memory and fantasy converge to form something entirely new. The album imagines what might have been, as the musician made his music through space and time. Which decisions foreclosed some realities? What might those other worlds have sounded like?

The album’s artwork features an original sculpture by Matias Falkbakken, conceptualized in concert with Lopatin and photographed by Vegard Kleven. Design and packaging was developed by Memory, a newly formed collaboration between Lopatin and Online Ceramics (Elijah Funk & Alix Ross).

Again follows in the wake of OPN’s numerous critically acclaimed albums, including his most recent, 2020’s eponymous Magic Oneohtrix Point Never, on which he turned the dial towards his own inner frequencies, drawing from the origins of OPN as a means to discover a new found sense of levity and spirit during tumultuous times.

1. pointnever.com