Hallucination by Jan Vahl

Hallucination isn’t a glitch - it’s a signal, a subtle shimmer in the fabric of perception. This release is born from that shimmer: an exploration of sound as apparition, noise as presence.
The Latin alucinari means “to wander in the mind,” and these tracks do just that - unstable, fragmented, involuntary - following the logic of hallucination, where cause and effect fade and reality flickers into artifact.
Composed from corrupted field recordings, feedback, and decaying loops, these pieces come from performances, installations, and experimental projects spanning the last ten years. They inhabit a liminal space between hearing and imagining.

Hallucination now leaks beyond the mind - into machines, networks, and shared realities we mistake for the real. This music lingers there - in glitch, hiss, and the resonance between perception and projection.

🗣️ hɪɹ.ɪŋ

HRNG stands for 'Hardware Random Number Generator'—or, in another sense, 'hearing'—and has become the outlet for sonic works accompanying visual artworks, research projects, and more. Much like a hardware RNG draws on thermal noise, electromagnetic interference, or quantum effects to generate truly random data, HRNG as a sonic practice is rooted in the material and the contingent.