In what way does it alter behaviour? To me it seemed they were holding seemingly intelligent conversation but the choice of topics were always rather unintelligent and ridiculous.

A note about the distortion, it was rather bizarre. It seemed to know we were listening, I could have almost sworn i heard a deep voice talking in the background of all the distortion. The site this was played in was a car in the dead of the night in basically the middle of no f*ck. and all those in the car became rather on edge when listening to it play back. Not to mention freaked out when the distortion didnt repeat at the start when we rewinded, only to repeat 16minutes in…

As to “What exactly it aims to do?”, we felt we had spelt out the intentions for the work in it’s description, but, as you say, “alter the behaviour of those listening” is a fair summary of our intentions, although, we don’t quite know what you mean by that comment.

We haven’t included any recognisable speech or voices in any Summoning work to date (although, there is a small section of unrecognisable speech in the forthcoming Summoning – Listening work.. which could be released in the coming weeks). Distortion, however, is greatest friend, and we always welcome much of it.

Hope that answers your question in some way, and thanks for your comments.

What exactly does it aim to do? I used this as a test on my friends and recorded 26 minutes of the results. When the recording was played, it began heavily distorted and bizarre, until about 4 minutes in it undistorted and you hear someone say “Its this bloody recording!” When i rewinded the recording, the static + statement was gone, only to be repeated 16m into the recording again.

Whatever it aims to do, i give it an 8/10 for its impressive abilities to alter the behaviour of those listening. It was quite remarkable either way

Black Math, that is, not a basement.

(Although, basements are good…)