Album lore

Let's Go to the Zoo, issued independently in May 2022 by woopheadclrms, unfolds over ten tracks steeped in plunderphonics. The album’s palette is assembled from found sounds and sampled fragments, stitched into a collage that rewards attentive ears. Among its selections, "Oot" stands as a representative signal of the record’s approach—layered, textured, and unhurriedly assembled.While the project remains a niche artifact with modest circulation—just over 400 listeners on Last.fm—the record's meticulous construction hints at a solitary curator’s deep engagement with sound. The closing track, “Home Video,” features guest artist gooage, adding a further voice to the mix. As an independent release, Let's Go to the Zoo offers a compact yet intricate entry in the lineage of sample-based experimentation.

Album lore

Let's Go to the Zoo, issued independently in May 2022 by woopheadclrms, unfolds over ten tracks steeped in plunderphonics. The album’s palette is assembled from found sounds and sampled fragments, stitched into a collage that rewards attentive ears. Among its selections, "Oot" stands as a representative signal of the record’s approach—layered, textured, and unhurriedly assembled.While the project remains a niche artifact with modest circulation—just over 400 listeners on Last.fm—the record's meticulous construction hints at a solitary curator’s deep engagement with sound. The closing track, “Home Video,” features guest artist gooage, adding a further voice to the mix. As an independent release, Let's Go to the Zoo offers a compact yet intricate entry in the lineage of sample-based experimentation.