Max Cooper - Unspoken Words

1. Unspoken Words (04:10)
2. Inanimate To Animate (feat Kotomi) (04:00)
3. A Model Of Reality (feat Kotomi) (06:58)
4. Ascent (05:42)
5. Spectrum (04:45)
6. Pulse At The Centre Of Being (04:13)
7. Symphony In Acid (05:22)
8. Exotic Contents (05:46)
9. Broken Machines Broken Dreams (04:41)
10. Solace In Structure (04:53)
11. Small Window On The Cosmos (03:30)
12. Everything (05:43)
13. Stream Of Thought (05:11)


Max Cooper announces new album Unspoken Words, released 25th March on Mesh.

Please note: Singles, "Everything", "Exotic Contents" and "Pulse at the Centre of Being" are instant grat with the album pre-order

As an audio-visual artist, Cooper often goes to the medium of video to enhance his music and the ideas and stories which inspire and inform his work. "Everything" is one of 13 short films combined into Unspoken Words and the metanarrative which will be released as a film on Blu-ray to accompany the album on 25th March.

Cooper developed the visual story for ‘Everything’ with long term collaborator Nick Cobby and photographer Andrey Prokhorov, who has a huge library of imagery from around the world.

Unspoken Words is Max Cooper’s most revealing work to date, leading the listener through experiences of escapism and connection with personal stories of reflection, acceptance, grappling, idealism and rejection.

The raw expression of Cooper’s own mental state illuminates the universal experience of being human. Unspoken Words offers common ground, a unifying space for anyone who faces internal discordance and feels the need for greater connection and greater expression.

Speaking about the process of writing Unspoken Words, Max continued: “I find existing inside my mind to be a sometimes beautiful, sometimes intense, sometimes abrasive, messy, baffling, relentless experience, and I’ve tried to put as much of that feeling and form as I could into the album.”

The deftly mixed audio is accompanied by a visual story which unfolds through 13 short films by a range of visual artists commissioned and directed by Max Cooper, and mixed in Dolby Atmos surround sound.