Touch Rx is a collaboration project — an ongoing interrogation of sound structure, textural repetition, and the uncanny space between melody and dissonance. Rooted in immersive production, the work draws from post-industrial aesthetics, rock production traditions, and a recurring preoccupation with impermanence and collapse.
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A double album with dense layered compositions probing the boundaries of structured sound and controlled noise. A full-length examination of sonic discourse — confrontational and meticulous in equal measure. Originally released in 2000.
Touch Rx's fist EP. A recursive descent into pattern and collapse — each iteration consuming its predecessor, leaving only residue and signal. Architecture as erosion. Form as process. Released in 1997
Raw punk. Original album release and collected peripheral works from the Bliss Flux era — sketches, alternate takes, and discarded fragments assembled into a cohesive secondary document. Marginal by design; essential in retrospect. Album released in 1995
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Past Projects · Archive
Earlier work released under different project names. Preserved here as historical document.