Plankton Repellent introduces "Rotating", a captivating new album by Planctophob, featuring 11 interconnected tracks that draw inspiration from the awe-inspiring main belt asteroids. Each piece is crafted to be enjoyed independently or as part of an unbroken sonic journey, seamlessly transitioning from one to the next. Beginning with ambient tones, the album transitions into Planctophobs distinctive dark minimal sound before evolving into a dynamic fusion of deep and fast-paced techno compositions. The idea behind the album is quite simple yet elegant. The rotating asteroid belt, a cosmic necklace adorning the waist of our solar system's grand spiral galaxy, is a testament to the persistent rhythm of the cosmos. Each asteroid, a tiny mote of stardust, is an epic poem, recounting the messy narrative of creation and chaos, of fiery collisions and silent drift. Their movements, governed by the gravitation, form an elegant pattern of circles within circles, a fractal that mirrors the very fabric of space-time. Planctophob goes deeper in his reflections, representing the circular orbits of these rocky remnants of a bygone era as the cyclical nature of knowledge. Their rotation reveals the ever-evolving story of the universe – a tale of birth, growth and transformation, a saga that resonates through the very essence of reality. It reminds us of ourselves: forever in motion, forever in pursuit of the ultimate truths that lie scattered across the vast expanse of the cosmos, tiny but still very important. "Rotating" is more than just an album; it's a sonic odyssey through the heart of creation, inviting listeners to contemplate the beauty of the cosmos and our place within it. Let the gravitational symphony of the asteroid belt guide you through a profound and introspective experience that underscores the orderliness of the universe, even amidst its vast and seemingly chaotic expanse. In summary, Rotating by Planctophob touches upon themes of creation and destruction, order and chaos, life and death, the infinite and the finite, and the quest for meaning and understanding. It serves as a profound metaphor for the human condition, encapsulating our desire to find patterns and make sense of the ever-changing, interconnected fabric of existence.