FLUX PAVILION EMBARKS ON A NEW ARTISTIC JOURNEY WITH ‘.WAV’ ALBUM – [LISTEN]

FLUX PAVILION DEPARTS ON AN EXPERIMENTAL MUSICAL JOURNEY WITH SOPOHMORE ALBUM, ‘.WAV’

The sophomore album commences a new and exciting era for the bass music icon. Listening to the 16-track, hour-long collection is an adventure. Flux Pavilion delivers the same unforgettable groove of older tracks while expanding his extensive catalog of instruments and textures.

As co-founder of Circus Records with friend and fellow dubstep legend, Doctor P, Flux Pavilion’s relationship with the complex genre is deep-rooted. When the artist took to Twitter and typed,” I am no longer a dubstep person,” the action was met with overwhelmingly positive reactions from fans and producers alike.

Flux Pavilion clarifies that he does not enjoy writing dubstep anymore, and feels that it’s time he’s “moved on.” After ten years of helping lay the foundation for what dubstep is today, the producer leaves the genre an undeniable hero.

I am no longer a dubstep person

— fluxpavilion.wav (@Fluxpavilion) January 11, 2021

Initially, it seems like a melancholy ending, but nothing can prepare you for what the album brings. Like a phoenix from the ashes, the talented artist reinvents himself entirely and releases some of his greatest work thus far. From start to finish, this magnum opus is one of the most colorful and cohesive electronic music albums in recent memory. From the fuzzy modular synthesizers to the soaring vocals, the multi-layered product is a mystical amalgamation of sound.

In addition to changing up the studio release game, the producer will also make his mark on event livestreaming. On February 5th, Flux Pavilion is set to debut the album’s live performance, featuring: guitars, synthesizers and singing. More information about tickets and pricing can be found here: Flux Pavilion “.wav Livestream.”

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