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Minim

Back from the last century
A square image of a vinyl record on a dark charcoal background. The black vinyl disc fills most of the frame, with concentric grooves visible across its surface and a small white spindle hole at the centre. The label is circular and dominates the inner portion of the disc; it shows a deep blue-black artwork of branching, coral-like organic forms radiating outward from the centre, set against a cracked stone-grey rim that frames the design like a broken portal. In the lower half of the label, a translucent white panel sits across the artwork, holding three lines of black text: "MINIM" in bold sans-serif at the top, "LOTRAK" in slightly smaller bold sans-serif beneath it, and "6:27" in tiny sans-serif at the bottom. Curved fine-print copyright text — "ALL RIGHTS OF THE MANUFACTURER... UNAUTHORISED PUBLIC PERFORMANCE..." — wraps around the lower two-thirds of the label rim. There are no waveform bars; the image is a still presentation of the record itself. Lotrak
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A cascade of translucent, paint-like ribbons falls from the top of the frame, caught mid-drip as they taper toward a shallow reflective pool at the base. The ribbons are glassy and semi-opaque, coloured in bands of turquoise, deep teal, violet and warm amber-gold, with pale lilac and cream bleeding between them. Liquid droplets hang from the tips of each strand, some still mid-fall, each catching a highlight that reads as pearlescent glass rather than water. Return
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