Dive into a multi-layered experimental realm with Centrifugues.

DJ The Witching Hours creates an exclusive vinyl and tape collage set, using multiple media forms as layers and then processed through analog effects and mixing. A combination of the centrifugal forces of vinyl with the overlapping melodies of a fugue create rippling new textures and sonic sensations from all over space and time.

This month’s episode of CENTRIFUGUES has a special theme, dubbed “apricity”, and is piloted by Quantoom, a collaborator and friend.

(From Merriam Webster) – Apricity: the warmth of the sun in winter.

This word provides us with evidence that even if you come up with a really great word, and tell all of your friends that they should start using it, there is a very small chance that it will catch on. Apricity appears to have entered our language in 1623, when Henry Cockeram recorded (or possibly invented) it for his dictionary The English Dictionary; or, An Interpreter of Hard English Words. Despite the fact that it is a delightful word for a delightful thing it never quite caught on, and will not be found in any modern dictionary aside from the Oxford English Dictionary.