Polar Inertia
About Polar Inertia
Polar Inertia is a hazy and oracular entity, that positions itself as a complex faction whose work is influenced by the sci-fi mythology surrounding techno music. Since its creation, Polar Inertia multiplies various artistic collaborations, which are gradually incorporated in the thick fog that conceals dissimulate the exact nature and extent of its activities. Beyond the music and the records, the members of Polar Inertia are also the authors of texts, photographic works, printed artworks and specific live performances for different context.
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