Time Does Not Exist

Time does not Exist is a two-part ambient album exploring the collapse of time, memory, and progress.

The first part, Memory, reimagines Cold War–era America through fragmented radio archives and modular synthesis — a lost transmission from a world suspended between utopia and nuclear doom.

The second, Imagination, drifts toward a distant future of silent space travel and abandoned frontiers, where progress leads not to triumph, but to isolation.

A haunting meditation on the futures we feared — and the pasts we chose to forget.

Dealing with the Future

By the end of the 1950s, the rise of astronautics—born from the ashes of World War II—cast a haunting vision of the future.
On the radio, voices of authority promised a world where audacity and science would tear down the limits of the impossible—no matter the cost.

Single from the album
Time Does Not Exist

Music for Spaceports

Track produced using a phase-shifting technique. Each note is recorded following a different repetitive pattern with a unique duration, creating an ever-changing melody.
A modest tribute to B. Eno and S. Reich.

Who Dares will Live

This piece was produced during the fourth leg of the Ocean Globe Race, a round-the-world sailing competition, as a tribute to the crew of Neptune, whose motto is reflected in the title.

Back to Forbidden Planet

A must-try for every modular synth enthusiast: the Krell Patch, invented by Bebe and Louis Barron for the 1954 film Forbidden Planet.

For this piece, I used a Lorenz attractor as a pseudo-random source. The voices were recorded live from the WebSDR site.

Total Eclipse

A long space-ambient piece, heavily inspired by J. Brunner's short story Total Eclipse, in which Earth explorers attempt to understand the reasons behind the disappearance of an ancient civilization on a distant planet.

Originally recorded in 2023, this track was released in April 2025 on the Quebec label Musique Moléculaire.