![Plaster – Mainframe re_coded [Textvra]](https://i1.wp.com/industrialcomplexx.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/a3256092221_10.jpg?ssl=1 "Plaster – Mainframe re_coded [Textvra]")
Plaster’s Mainframe, originally released in 2015, marked a pivotal moment as Gianclaudio Hashem Moniri’s first solo endeavor after Giuseppe Carlini’s departure, delivering a visceral sonic experience. Now, with Mainframe re_coded, set to release on October 30, 2025, Moniri has reimagined this work, enriched by a successful crowdfunding campaign, including previously unreleased tracks, live recordings, and bold remixes. This evolution promises to deepen the already complex auditory landscapes that blend hypnotic and abrasive elements, appealing to both industrial music aficionados and adventurous listeners alike.
How do reimagined works like Mainframe re_coded alter our perception of the original art, and what does this say about the evolving relationship between artists and their earlier creations?
