Nühn ● (𝚊𝚛𝚌𝚑𝚒𝚟𝚎𝚜): Proyecto S

Nühn ● (𝚊𝚛𝚌𝚑𝚒𝚟𝚎𝚜)

Blog of the Independent electronic music project founded in Spain (Europe) in 2013. Archivism / Engineering providing Innovation & Investigation to the sound. Structural research of a scientist art, music apart and amplifying frequency as its environment of experimental study convention, credential and institutional future on electronic sound. In fractal condition above all, not only own profit so unquietly mind in construct perform.

Sunday, 11 January 2026

Proyecto S_ro

With the unveiling of Proyecto S_ro, the artist formerly known as Carlos Suero undergoes a radical molecular restructuring. Operating under the sigil S/ro, this latest body of work transcends traditional electronic composition, positioning itself as a rigorous audit of biological and chemical resonance. Technical Review: Proyecto S_ro functions less as an album and more as a longitudinal study in a controlled sonic laboratory. From the opening frequencies, the listener is submerged in a sterile, pressurized environment where sound is treated as a volatile reagent. S/ro navigates the liminal space between organic cellular decay and synthetic structural integrity with surgical precision. The sonic architecture of the project is characterized by: Molecular Percussion: Rhythms that mimic the erratic yet deterministic behavior of particle collisions. Chemical Textures: Synthesis that evokes the tactile sensation of oxidized metal and aseptic laboratory glass. Biological Narrative: A profound exploration of life-cycles, where melodies emerge like unforeseen mutations in a petri dish, only to be reclaimed by an industrial, entropic void. The Verdict: Through Proyecto S_ro, m·e·e·c institutionalizes a new paradigm in avant-garde engineering. It is a cold, calculated, yet deeply immersive document that demands total cognitive alignment. This is not background audio; it is an environmental intervention. S/ro has successfully distilled the chaotic essence of the laboratory into a pure, concentrated sonic material. "The experiment is no longer being observed. It is being lived."