One of the legends of trip hop, the British producer Adrian Thaws, breaks his recording silence as such after six years since Fall to pieces (although it has been a period of time he has invested in exploring different projects and even parallel identities, such as Lonely guest or Theis thaws). A wait that, as the cliché goes but is true, has been worth it, since the 14 tracks that bring the brand new album to life invite you to enter its interior. One of the pillars in his day of British trip hop – it has already been 31 years since the release of the iconic and fundamental album Maxinquaye –, if anything has always characterized the work of the Bristol producer, it is his ease in changing styles and genres without causing cataclysms.

Barcelona has a supercomputer that not only processes billions of numbers, simulates the climate, or analyzes DNA sequences. It also puts all its potential at the disposal of artists so they can translate that entire amalgam of data and cold codes into tangible works that can be felt, seen, and heard. But also, and unlike other technological centers, so that artists humanize technology and contribute to science through their work. This is made possible thanks to the Creative Intelligence Lab, a space created by the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), where the Marenostrum 5 is located, one of the most powerful computers in the world.