Nocto releases second EP ‘c0r®upted frequencies entry 2’ on ant-zen
Nocto releases “c0r®upted frequencies entry 2,” a four-track digital EP on ant-zen mastered by Arco Trauma, the second part of a three-EP trilogy.
Nocto released “c0r®upted frequencies entry 2,” a four-track digital EP, on ant-zen on June 15, 2026. It is the second part of the “C0R®UPTED FREQUENCIES” trilogy and follows entry 1, which ant-zen issued on April 14, 2026.
The EP holds four tracks: “bazooka circus,” “digital compliance,” “r=se,” and “pandemics airline.” Arco Trauma handled the mastering. The release is digital and available through ant-zen’s Bandcamp page.
Inside ‘c0r®upted frequencies entry 2’
Nocto frames the trilogy around the idea of corrupted radio transmissions. The project describes a distant future in which fragments of Earth’s broadcasts “drift endlessly through space – degraded and distorted, yet never entirely extinguished,” each track tuned like a receiver picking up a lost channel. The full trilogy runs to three EPs and 15 tracks. “c0r®upted frequencies entry 2” carries the second four of those tracks.
About Nocto
Nocto is the project of Guillaume Zenses, a Strasbourg-based artist who works across sound design, music composition, and visual arts, with a background in cinematic and commercial audio production. Nocto records for ant-zen, the long-running German label for industrial, rhythmic-noise, and experimental electronic music. The project has also worked with the label’s wider roster, including a split collaboration, “Like Tears in Rain,” with Sonic Area. ant-zen has remained a regular source of dark electronic and post-industrial releases covered by Side-Line, among them the recent “David Thrussell and Flint Glass” collaboration and “Yabibo Hazurfa’s ‘Svärtans Tron'”. “c0r®upted frequencies entry 2” sets up the final part of the trilogy still to come.
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