Mind Necrosis Factor

Ambient / Experimental / Industrial

Rennes, France

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About

Tumor Necrosis Factor is a paradoxical molecule of the immune system. At the beginning of cancer, it supports the protection of the human body by killing the cancerous cells. But, when the disease crosses a certain threshold, [TNF]alpha intensifies the illness. This molecule does not have concept of good and evil, however it can be both according to the circumstance. The fickleness of the moral message is one of the aspects explored by this project.

[TNF]alpha embodies this paradox at the immune system level, this biological structure defining the self and non-self. Mind Necrosis Factor is focused on the spirit, this fuzzy function clamming to be one ego...

Releases

Morphogenesis (2008)

«Morphogenesis» proposes an initiation trip through the cultures and the Ages, where ancestral voices are confronted with the deafening silence of modernity. Within this second album, «Mind Necrosis Factor» mixes acoustic instruments and shooting rhythms, tribal cries and post-industrial atmospheres. More than genesis of a new shape, this album relates the emergence of a mind, from the obscurity of the first moments to pain cessation. It invites us to look beyond the flesh, to feel the breath of the hidden self inside us.

Cruel Emulator (2007)

Special collaboration by French insane Mind Necrosis Factor & Japanese cyberterrorist Kenji Siratori. Kenji Siratori's insane screams fill in Mind Necrosis Factor's psychopath soundscape.

Entropy (2005)

The first album of "Mind Necrosis Factor" features melodic soundscapes through electronic and industrial ambiences. "Entropy" describes a dark world where minimalist and depressive voices flutter on distorted rhythms. The 9 tracks mix crystalline textures and corrosive patterns within atmospheric themes. Based on additive and repetitive constructions, these tracks reveal one long and expressive rise, leading to an explosive climax.