Spectacle
First glimpse into a full-length concept album about hauntings, memory, place, and the spectre of reality.
Complete catalog
Listen, read, and keep every beareab and ucygrx release. No subscription, account, or paywall.
Listen freely. Keep everything.
Every release is available as lossless FLAC, high-quality 320 kbps MP3, and a smaller 128 kbps MP3 edition. Each archive includes tagged audio, source information, and cover artwork.
Downloading is free and unconditional. Bandcamp support is optional.
Catalog 01
Experimental rock, fracture, catharsis, and reconstruction.
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
The strange emotional connection between humans and machines.
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.