Berlin label Tresor Records have announced that Moritz von Oswald, one of their longest-serving artists, will be releasing new album Silencio on 10 November.

Its outline is intriguing, with von Oswald looking to explore the differences between human and artificial sound, particularly using the voice. To do this he will be referring to a lineage of works from composers such as Varèse, Ligeti and Xenakis, in the company of Vocalconsort Berlin. Here is a short teaser for the album:

There is also a sizeable excerpt in the form of Infinito, the first single from the album. It is an intriguing and eerie meeting point between synthesizers and voices, music that carries very little weight in the form of bass but a good deal of intensity as it slowly unfolds. The synthesizers carry a short motif of five notes that underpins the hypnotic vocals:

Silencio will be released by Tresor Records on 10 November, while the new single Infinito will be followed by Colpo (6 October) and Opaco (20 October). For buying options and more information, head to the Bandcamp page below: