Invites to decode distorted messages and confront the liminal space where abstract language and electronic glitch collide.

An exploration of wordplay and audio anomalies, where organic breath and analog synth fall into a sort of unison. I merge noise and glitch aesthetics with insertions of prepared human breath with the uncertain yet thrilling sound-spirit that comes to it on default.

With the "missconception" I highlight prevailing sexual perception of the heavy breathing. The term "psychosexual" hints at a psycho-linguistic intimacy — a soundscape that probes subconscious abstract lexicon of the mind which (while speechless) communicates to it self only through intonation, percussion or pulse.