Aphorism

AphorismAphorism‘s Josh Pyle is no stranger to electronic music. Drawn to the darker end of its spectrum in the early 90′s, Josh spent years in the Industrial music scene. Involved in a number of projects, Josh relocated from Texas to Chicago in 2000. With a music background spanning well over 15 years, Josh’s project Aphorism began to take shape in 2005.

Although obsessed with the ability to create physically impossible sounds while driving his equipment to the edge, Josh never lost his love for post punk and Wax-Trax! era electronic dance music. With inspirations ranging from Berlin Electro to Skinny Puppy; from Amon Tobin to Dub, the combination of stylistic influences plus an interest in 60′s and 70′s European soundtracks, all contribute to the Aphorism sound.

AphorismAphorism joins Tympanik Audio for his incredibly dynamic debut album release titled ‘Surge‘, featuring remixes by TotakekeAccess To Arasaka, and Tapage, out now. In the meantime, you can find a new and exclusive track by Aphorism on Tympanik Audio‘s recent compilation release ‘Emerging Organisms 2‘ plus free full downloads of 2 tracks from ‘Surge‘, one on Connexion Bizarre‘s compilation release ‘You Are Here: A Compilation Of Illinois Electronics‘ and the other right here on the Surge‘ release page.

Discography_

Surge [Tympanik Audio 2009]

Compilation appearances:

Machines In The Garden [Blacklight Records 1998]
Requiem CD [Flaming Fish 1998]
Automata 7.0 CD [Flaming Fish 2004]
Statement Of Purpose (MP3 compilation) [Xynthetic Netlabel 2007]
Emerging Organisms 2 [Tympanik Audio 2008]
You Are Here: A Compilation Of Illinois Electronics [Connexion Bizarre 2009]
Second Statement (MP3 compilation) [Xynthetic Netlabel 2009]
These Sounds Will Have To Meet Somewhere In Between [Signifier 2011]
Accretion [Tympanik Audio 2012]
Power Beyond Fathom: A Benefit For Don Hill Of Millipede [CRL Studios 2014]

Resources_

  • Aphorism Official
  • Aphorism on Facebook
  • Aphorism on Twitter
  • Aphorism on Soundcloud
  • Aphorism on Myspace

 

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