Spectacle
First glimpse into a full-length concept album about hauntings, memory, place, and the spectre of reality.
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Catalog 01
First glimpse into a full-length concept album about hauntings, memory, place, and the spectre of reality.
A five-year arc of fracture and reconstruction, moving between spoken word, screaming, melody, and collapse.
This direct edition contains “Love” and “Problems,” the two beareab tracks from the four-song split.
The eyesplice recordings are not rehosted without explicit collaborator permission.
A living document of growing up, burning out, starting over, and finding purpose inside anger.
Catalog 02
A one-hour electronic piece recorded in a single take, built from repetition, slow change, and dissociation.
Sixty minutes of electronic music from the ucygrx long-form catalog.
Thirteen compact electronic forms with encoded titles and a restless internal logic.
A ten-minute electronic work from the 2026 ucygrx catalog.
A twenty-four-minute electronic work from the 2026 ucygrx catalog.
Every loop was performed by hand in real time, preserving pressure, timing, and imperfection inside the machine.
These recordings belong here: free to keep, with support always optional.
beareab and ucygrx are withdrawing from subscription streaming. Keeping this catalog live through a distributor costs money, while the dominant stream-share system routes royalties through rights holders and intermediaries rather than paying artists directly. Spotify also makes recordings with fewer than 1,000 annual streams ineligible for its recorded-music royalty pool.
This is an ethical decision, too. Spotify founder and executive chair Daniel Ek is separately a founder and principal investor in Prima Materia and co-chair of Helsing, a company that develops AI-enabled strike drones and autonomous military systems. Prima Materia operates independently from Spotify, but that leadership relationship is incompatible with where I want this music to live.
I also do not want these recordings participating in services that distribute synthetic music or develop monetized products around generative music.