"ARRHYTHMIA" OST physical release on TQA Records (12/01/2012) - Initially self-released digitally in March 2011, the record was slightly reworked & remixed by Adrian Anioł, mastered by Eric Quach (thisquietarmy) in November 2011 & released in January 2012 by TQA Records.

Physical Release: A compelling black top & black bottom CDR, hand-stamped with black acrylic ink. The disc is placed on a hub inside a folded insert, which slides into a thick 80lb A7 grey printed envelope. The package also includes a set of 4 oversize 5x7" photographs and is strictly limited to 100 handmade & numbered copies.

PRESS QUOTES:

"A great feat in the dark ambient genre and one that will take over your life and your role as the receiver of this music"
fluid-radio.co.uk (UK)

"A mysterious beauty"
acloserlisten.com (USA)

"In short, a dark & claustrophobic masterpiece"
indierockmag.com (France)

"Minimalist, cold, dark and disturbing."
thepostrock.de (Germany)

"This album comes from a dark, dark place".
thesilentballet.com (USA)

"A dark & mysterious journey filled with haunting subsonic ambiances and claustrophobic layers of frigid soundwaves. Ambient and minimal, yet emotionally charged with terrifying imaginative visuals, overbearing industrial atmospheres and loud startling percussive effects, Adrian Anioł has created an incredibly captivating and powerful film soundtrack."
thisquietarmy.com (Canada)

"Adrian Anioł’s music haunts you in the way only minimalism can haunt. Soundtrack music (or, at least, good soundtrack music) is by nature emotionally and visually evocative without being intrusive, and this makes for great ambient music."
Blaine Talbut - Escapology
escapebadmusic.com

"Navigating between contemporary ambient/electronic music and atmospheric movie soundtracks (this could've also been great game music, by the way), Adrian Anioł definitely creates his a distinct musical style that deserves to be heard - and NOT only in arthouse cinema theatres!"
Peter Van Cooten - Ambientblog
vancooten.com (Holland)
headphonecommute.com

This recording was made for a 38min independent movie directed by James Hartley. Please note that this album was recorded using low-end techniques with purpose.

James Hartley (September 13, 1979 - April 22, 2011)