Jerod S. Rivera – Virgo
- 1Its All
- 2Three Flowers
- 3Sleep Palace
- 4Sphering of a Cube
- 5This Is
- 6Cause Im
- 7Wheaties
- 8Astral Blip
- 9Esper Machi e
- 10If I
- 11VirgoOSC
- 12PolyAlloy
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Open edition
"Recorded mostly on vintage synths, “Virgo” from Oakland artist Jerod S. Rivera creates a moody, immersive soundworld."
– Bandcamp New & Notable
“Three Flowers,” an intriguing IDM track of warped but tender electronics and has us yearning for more."
– XLR8R
"Oscillating between anticipation and meditation, each track conveys a haunting nostalgia and a gentle urgency to be felt and connected to. While you could passively listen to this album, “Virgo” makes for a potentially powerful listening session if you want it to be."
– Fault Radio
"An album of percussive, beat-oriented pieces influenced by hip hop and experimental electronic music."
– Whitecrate SF
This album "Virgo" was recorded mostly with a eurorack modular synthesizer and vintage synthesizers such as the Roland Juno 106, DSI Poly Evolver, and Roland D50, to name a few. The visuals for the album were inspired by sci-fi, gaming, and hyperreality. The idea was to create something that looked very real, but also has moments of obvious fabrication. The moving liquid metal energy in the center of this environment is intended to be abstract, but works with the basis of energy or life existing in various settings.
– Bandcamp New & Notable
“Three Flowers,” an intriguing IDM track of warped but tender electronics and has us yearning for more."
– XLR8R
"Oscillating between anticipation and meditation, each track conveys a haunting nostalgia and a gentle urgency to be felt and connected to. While you could passively listen to this album, “Virgo” makes for a potentially powerful listening session if you want it to be."
– Fault Radio
"An album of percussive, beat-oriented pieces influenced by hip hop and experimental electronic music."
– Whitecrate SF
This album "Virgo" was recorded mostly with a eurorack modular synthesizer and vintage synthesizers such as the Roland Juno 106, DSI Poly Evolver, and Roland D50, to name a few. The visuals for the album were inspired by sci-fi, gaming, and hyperreality. The idea was to create something that looked very real, but also has moments of obvious fabrication. The moving liquid metal energy in the center of this environment is intended to be abstract, but works with the basis of energy or life existing in various settings.
