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Chris Ianuzzi sounds the surreal in “The Bells Rang On”

Out now via Satellite Symphonic, “The Bells Rang On” isn’t a track you “understand”—it’s one you fall into. Chris Ianuzzi

Chris Ianuzzi sounds the surreal in “The Bells Rang On”
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Out now via Satellite Symphonic, “The Bells Rang On” isn’t a track you “understand”—it’s one you fall into. Chris Ianuzzi, long known for destabilizing electronic conventions, returns with another dissonant gem that feels like it was generated in a fever dream and edited by a sentient Moog.

This isn’t techno, it isn’t ambient, and it certainly isn’t comfort music. Ianuzzi combines broken rhythms, gleaming synth tones and AI-powered imagery to offer something more cinematic than club-centric—think Oneohtrix Point Never through the lens of early Amon Tobin or Richard Devine, with an impish wink from Aphex Twin.

There’s a logic to it, but it’s alien. There’s structure, but it morphs mid-step. You don’t dance to this; you adjust your gravity. It’s the sound of not knowing what comes next—and loving that.


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