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new release from rlw

  • Writer: Thomas Bey William Bailey
    Thomas Bey William Bailey
  • Jun 27
  • 1 min read

After many production delays, we can finally announce the arrival of the first installment in our Films Made of Antimatter "soundtracks for imaginary films" project.


Said release is "Jules 3000" by RLW (Ralf Wehowsky): a striking, dense and tonally rich work in keeping with the artist's well-established benchmarks for quality and impact. The audio is meant to accompany a film that can be built from a special "scene matrix," which allows prospective filmmakers to create a theoretically unlimited number of permutations from the individual scenes - a film treatment is enclosed with the CD packaging  providing some guidance, but leaving plenty to be imagined. "Jules 3000" beckons as a blackly humorous "science fiction" film, but also as a commentary upon the ephemeral nature of mass media - a world in which those condemned to take it seriously act mainly as the writers of eulogies rather than as the creators of the novelty they hope for.


The package for "Jules 3000" includes the audio CD in matte-cover wallet, a 9" x 12" (folded) presentation folder on heavyweight "velvet touch" matter paper, and a tri-fold brochure with the scene matrix and numerous visual cues provided by RLW. This edition is limited to 250 copies. 



Copies are available from our Bandcamp page.


Thanks as always for your support!

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