“I didn’t plan to do an album.” says Matias Aguayo of his latest project, the multi-dimensional concept album by his new band, The Desdemonas. “For me the fundamental creative moment is the one in which there is no focus on a result but one in the moment.” The moment he speaks of is captured across a double album, taking in electronic-tinged nods to post punk, visceral rhythms, hypnotic grooves and a free form sense of experimentation and idiosyncrasy that touches upon moments of rock, disco and dystopian dub.

Born in Chile and raised in Germany, Aguayo is synonymous with the electronic scene of Berlin. He's had albums out on the legendary label Kompakt and formed his own legendary label in Cómeme, releasing work by the likes of Lena Willikens and Phillip Gorbachev. Pitchfork