A long time ago (in a lost world, you could say), we were invited by The Cure to go on tour with them. For months we travelled around Europe and then the United States, our racket of cheap distortion pedals, pirated software and loads of drums bouncing around vast arenas,
And so, it ends the only way a 65daysofstatic project can ever really end: in glitchy beats, unwieldy noise and massive kick drums. Today, as we all spiral further into a year perhaps more terrifying than all previous years combined, we are happy to announce the release-to-streaming of MIMIK, the
It's 2025 friends! Congratulations for getting through 2024. That was something, huh. Today, easing into the new year with a couple of sensibly-tempoed bangers, we're happy to announce the release-to-streaming of Available Data, the third EP from our Wreckage Systems project. Here's what noted
Hey there, friends. It's us again, your favourite obscure instrumental band, coming to you live from the slowly sinking, rainy climes of Northern England. We're happy to announce that today sees the release-to-streaming of the second Wreckage Systems EP - Tomorrowd. Tomorrowd, like all four of
Hi there friends. Welcome to November. Another month, another lesser-heard 65daysofstatic release hits the streaming services. This time it is the Under the Summs EP, the first of four EPs that were part of the Wreckage Systems project. Out TODAY. 65daysofstatic on Sp***fy65daysofstatic on Tim Apple Music This was
Today marks the release of our 2011 album Silent Running to streaming platforms. Only thirteen years late! Listen now, listen often. Stream on Tim Apple MusicStream on Sp***fy It's also still available on our Bandcamp should you still be in the old-fashioned habit of buying music and
Allllll the way back in 2011, we were approached by Glasgow Film Festival who asked us if we wanted to do a performance of a live soundtrack for them. We chose Douglas Trumbull's 1972 eco sci-fi film Silent Running, stripped out all the folky Joan Baez music and
Hi friends. The two 65daysofstatic companion albums, Utopian Frequencies and Disquiet, previously only available via our Bandcamp or the 65LABS patreon, are now streaming everywhere for all time. Or at least until the internet switches off. Listen to Utopian Frequencies on Spotify // Apple Music Listen to Disquiet on Spotify // Apple
Hi, friends! It has been a while. But here we are again, your favourite weird and noisy instrumental band. We still exist, still holding on, plugging away in our little niche making strange, loud, sometimes gloomy, always hopeful hypersonics. We come to you now from our freshly redesigned newsletter infrastructure,
Hi there. It's 2024. Remember when there used to be websites? Remember when being on the internet was more than just visiting the same seven social media platforms that keep finding new ways to make themselves worse and you feel sad? Well, we do. So welcome to the
Another drop from Polinski! This time a live set recorded at Pattern Club, Sheffield, amongst a night of computer-wrangling, glitch-harnessing and beat-shuffling. There's more information over at The Komoy Noise Research Project (Paul's/Polinski's ongoing newsletter/centre for sonic weirdness). Or take a listen
New release from Paul from 65days' solo project Polinski. Says Paul: ❤️🔥Meet Me By the Panamax Barricades is a comrade/sibling/life-companion to last year's Telex From MIDI City. It offers another glimpse into that mysterious, utopian place through the medium of kick drums, synthesiser melodrama, and