[Machine Translation] Taiyondai Braxton, a composer, producer, professor, and founding member of Battles, a revolutionary force in the U.S. alternative music scene since the 2000s, has announced his signing with Erased Tapes, an important post-classical label. and released his new album "Splayed Werks". The album is the first full-length album since the symphonic "Telekinesis" released in 2022, and the majority of the 70+ minutes was produced and recorded in his home studio. The grandiose sound design of his 2009 solo effort Central Market, the modular synth experimentation of Hive1, and above all, the repetitive minimalistic yet physical grooves that have been a constant since his Battles days, are crystallized with unprecedented purity in this 70+ minute masterpiece. The sound, in which countless wild rhythms seem to deviate outside of the huge club music floor, is an update of the "mechanical yet danceable" sensation of the Battles era into modern electronic sounds, and is a perfect fit for the music of IDM outliers such as Aphex Twin and Outeeka, as well as for Mika Levy, the band's founder. The multi-layered influences are palpable, from IDM outliers like Aphex Twin and Outeka to contemporary immersive sound artists such as Mika Levy and Laurel Halo. The music is at once intuitive and physical, at once club sound system-ready, art installation-like spatiality, and contemporary musician's intellect. The sound, in which mathematically constructed repetition and human fluctuation coexist, is exactly the unique realm that Tai Yong Dae has established in the experimental/electronic music scene. The way of thinking about releasing music and the meaning of 'being an artist' have changed a lot. What is important in an artist's work is to leave a record of what you are doing, what you are excited about, what you are facing, what you are rebelling against--that is the form of documenting your life. Right now, everyone is facing a sense of helplessness as they stare out at the world in an age of war and media overload. What is the role of an artist in such a situation? I think archiving the creative ideas of the moment is one of the most important things an artist can do in this day and age. I used to think it was important to say, "This song is very important to me," or "I want you to hear how this chord came about. But in reality, those things are probably much less important. Tyondai Braxton, with commentary. This product will be available for sale on Friday and will be released simultaneously around the world, so you will receive it after the release date.