Dead Voices on Air Finds Strange Forms Inside the Seams in New Album “Mothcomma”

Dead Voices on Air released Mothcomma on July 17th through Re:Mission Entertainment, marking the latest chapter in Mark Spybey’s nearly four-decade exploration of industrial, abstract, and improvisational soundscapes. Recorded across the Tees Valley and Lafayette, Colorado following the band’s 2025 US tour, the album features collaborators Nathan Jamiel and Stephen Weatherall, who have become core contributors. Mothcomma exemplifies Spybey’s signature approach: recognizable song structures emerge before dissolving into unconventional forms, with pieces like Pas de Chasse and the title track balancing cinematic tension with expansive moments. Geography, memory, and spontaneous decisions shape the record’s internal logic while preserving its experimental edges. Spybey’s extensive history spans Zoviet France, Download with Skinny Puppy members, and collaborations with Wire, Faust, CAN’s Michael Karoli, and numerous avant-garde figures. A new Dead Voices on Air shop now offers releases, merchandise, and Mothcomma variants, with early orders receiving exclusive vinyl stickers.

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