A mind-bending blend of modular synth performance, Anthony Baldino's dynamic Twelve Twenty Two LP is a treat for all ears. "The record focuses heavily on the modular synth as a composition tool and instrument. I originally approached this as a collection of tracks that were recorded straight out of the machine with little to no editing. The work flow of generating a complex patch and then figuring out the overall arch and performance of the piece was really exciting. The Tip Top Audio Circadian Rhythms was a key compositional tool in this process and was used to organize the overall structure of these pieces. It wasn't until I stumbled upon a patch, the opening synths in 'Fading Quickly Now,' that I went back to how I used to write and shifted to harvesting sounds and rhythms from the modular and arranging and editing them in the box. That patch was originally created for a different track on the album, which I'll let you find, but IH and accidentally changed the clock rate before tearing the patch down. Hearing it in that new way triggered a whole new thought process and emotional reaction for me." --Anthony Baldino Originally approached as a collection of tracks recorded straight out of Baldino's machine with little editing, Twelve Twenty Two is a complex piece of thoughtful modular work. A truly stunning display of masterful sound design, Baldino's sound resonates with listeners from first note to last. Existing in a unique space where ambient sounds meet vivacious bass, Baldino seemingly exists in an impressive league of his own, with Twelve Twenty Two stands apart powerfully from the masses. With an already powerful arsenal of artists and releases, MethLab Recordings adds a brilliant ten-track addition to their already wild playbook.
| A1 | Fading Quickly Now |
| A2 | Artax |
| B1 | Quad Coaxial |
| B2 | Dust |
| B3 | Like Watching Ghosts |
| C1 | Cloud Genes |
| C2 | Below, The Unknown |
| C3 | Fractal |
| D1 | Drifting Further |
| D2 | Beneath The Fall |
