“I wrote ‘Lexicon’ pretty early on in the writing process and, to me, it felt like a map for the other tracks. It set the mood and sonic finger print for a lot of the gooey and glitched textures used throughout the EP,” AOTA states about how ‘Lexicon’ fits within the scope of the project as a whole. These mind-warping textures can be heard right off the bat, before chaotic punches of bass and a sinister melody are quickly added to give the track direction and purpose. Building the track with ease, AOTA seamlessly flips the script into an experimental bass-laden section that only creates more intrigue as it progresses.

Barely hitting a low in energy, ‘Lexicon’ swiftly grows more monstrous and evil in the second half, with neuro basses and crunchy sound design driving the track to its conclusion. “I added a neuro bass into the second drop because, in the context of the EP, they sonically bridge the gap between synthetic and organic with their undulating movements and shifting harmonics. A big portion of the inspiration also came from the artwork I commissioned from a friend of mine. He’s super talented and really fun to work with. His Instagram account is Loudsqueak, I highly recommend checking out his work, the guy is on another level,” AOTA adds. A chilling introduction to the forthcoming Deconstructor EP, ‘Lexicon’ is AOTA at his best. Don’t miss it below.

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