- Sacred Voltage (Roland SH-01)
- Chronos Repeats Imperfectly (Dave Smith TETRA)
- Window into Heaven (Korg Volca FM)
- Words, Like Atoms, Are Mostly Empty (Roland SH01)
- A Corridor Called Elsewhere (Korg 03R)
- Litany of the Inexistent (Roland System-1)
- Thus Spoke the Dust (ASM Hydrasynth Desktop)
- A Language Devoured by Light (ASM Hydrasynth Desktop)
- Ephemeral Reinforcement (ASM Hydrasynth Desktop)
- A Sky of Electric Stardust (Arturia MicroFreak)
- Geometries of Doubt (Behringer Pro-800)
- Fractured Prespectives (Behringer Crave)
- Untranslated Future (Roland System-1)
- Polygons of Error (Arturia MicroFreak)
Rekombinant is the solo project of Rome based composer and sound artist Alfonso Montagnese. Blending electroacoustic composition, analogue electronics, magnetic tape and sound design, his work explores the physical qualities of sound, embracing imperfection, transformation and degradation as expressive compositional tools.
Borrowing its title from the physical principle of parity symmetry, the album is less interested in scientific theory than in the possibility that an identity may endure even after profound change. Sound is treated as matter, it is stretched, reflected, saturated, compressed and displaced, yet never entirely separated from its origin.
Magnetic tape is the medium through which this question unfolds. Magnetic tape does not preserve sound faithfully, it reshapes the sound. It compresses, saturates, colours and gradually erodes it, producing not a copy but another state of the same material. Every recording becomes both document and transformation.
Most of the instruments used throughout the album were selected from more recent generations of electronic equipment compared to previous works. Their character is not defined by nostalgia, but by their functional and sonic qualities: instruments chosen for how they behave under pressure.
The album consists of fourteen compositions, each one approaching sound as a material in continuous state of alteration and was conceived within what feels like a new Middle Ages, one that is still unfolding. An era marked by increasing fragmentation, uncertainty and the erosion of shared cultural references. The music does not illustrate this condition; it absorbs and inhabits it.
Throughout these fourteen pieces, sound continuously changes its appearance without abandoning its identity. What remains after every inversion, every saturation and every layer of magnetic degradation is not certainty, but persistence.
Parity Symmetry is Conserved is ultimately an exploration of that persistence: the fragile possibility that memory, identity and human experience may continue to exist, even after passing through irreversible transformation.
expected to be published on 06.11.2026











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