Cybernetics (2003)
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The Record
Duncan Avoid's Cybernetics is presented as a Belgian Entity Records founders' collaboration exploring cyberpunk, transhumanism and the consequences of implants. Ten main pieces move from “Implant” and “Colloid” through “Mind Breach,” “Into Matter,” “Anomaly” and “Construct” to the title track. Three later entries revisit “Mind Breach,” “Into Matter” and “Cybernetics” through versions credited to Danny Kreutzfeldt, ps and No Xivic. Nicolas Bouvier is named for artwork.
Release details
- Release
- Album / curated collection
- Genre
- Ambient / Electronic
- Released
- 2003-09-26
- Edition
- 13-file source edition; The Entity-linked statement supplies theme, artwork and remixers. Thirteen recordings preserve ten main pieces plus three later versions. Remixer spelling differences between tags and essay remain evidence rather than an uncited identity correction.
- Source license
- CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
- Running time
- 29:25
Tracklist
- Implant
- Colloid
- Mind Breach
- Into Matter
- Anomaly
- Construct
- Unstable
- Debris
- Magnetic Resonance
- Cybernetics
- Mind Breach (Danny Kreutzfeldt Version)
- Into Matter (ps 301 030611 remix)
- Cybernetics (no Xivic mix)
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Transfer Report
Selected edition: 13-file source edition; The Entity-linked statement supplies theme, artwork and remixers. Thirteen recordings preserve ten main pieces plus three later versions. Remixer spelling differences between tags and essay remain evidence rather than an uncited identity correction. from the documented source. 13 audio files, 45,498,368 bytes and 29:25 of measured audio.
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Selected the source’s complete 13-recording MP3 edition in its documented file order.
The Entity-linked statement supplies theme, artwork and remixers. Thirteen recordings preserve ten main pieces plus three later versions. Remixer spelling differences between tags and essay remain evidence rather than an uncited identity correction. Primary source and edition notes.
These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.
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Source declaration: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Source evidence.
Hosting this entry was approved by the owner on October 6, 2026. The source declaration remains unchanged.
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