Geometric Reason

Sissy Spacek have been operating at the fringes since their inception in 1999, building a body of work that defy's easy categorization while continuously redefining the outer limits of sound. With a catalog that stretches from blistering noisecore to austere minimalism and blown-out maximalist chaos, the project anchored by John Wiese and Charlie Mumma has long functioned as both a band and an open system for collaboration, experimentation, and sonic extremity.

This new album, presented by SSSM, finds Sissy Spacek working in a distinctly musique concrète mode. 
It’s a dynamic, untamed collage assembled from electronics, acoustic instrumentation and voice-cut, spliced, and reconstituted into something that feels at once immediate and disorienting. 
The record moves with restless energy, embracing abrupt shifts, dense layering, and moments of uncanny clarity that surface and dissolve without warning.

A notable aspect of this release is its vocal presence, which threads through the compositions with slurred ambience, a clear nod to Wiese and Aaron Hemphill’s project Strain of Laws, with the voice functioning less as a narrative anchor and more as a volatile material within the larger sonic architecture.

Tracklist:
1   Glory, Splendor, Wealth, Rank   17:52
2   Another Place   18:00
3   Frozen Extent   14:47

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