Jeff Mills conjures up ghostly-toned techno on new LP, The Clairvoyant

Enacting a “metaphysical seance” through sound.

Jeff Mills is releasing a new album, called The Clairvoyant, via his own Axis Records imprint this February

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The album is inspired by the popularity of clairvoyants following WW1 and the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, with Mills believing such figures could offer the possibility of hope and closure.

Mills has provided specific listening instructions for the record:

“The album plays in the way of a metaphysical seance and should be listened to in a darkened, candle lit room. A silent space, free of outside noise, chatter or talking and other visual distractions. The album should be listened in full – from beginning to end”

The Clairvoyant follows Mills’ Think Again album under his Millsart alias.

Pre-order The Clairvoyant here in advance of its 26th February release, check out the artwork and tracklist below.

Tracklist:

Side A

2. Pseudoscience

Side B

2. Someone Who Feels Things

3. Calling All Loved Ones

Side C

2. Wait, I Feel A Presence

3. Three Sings From The Other Side (First Sign)

Side D

2. Three Sings From The Other Side (Third Sign)

Side E

2. The Feeling Anything Is Possible

Side F

2. Ganzfeld Experiments

3. The Spirit World