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Yves Malone - The Beginning of Nothing (CS) arcade fire it’ll take you over fourIn just a few years and with a handful of releases, the Canadian producer better known as Yves Malone has earned himself a reputation. In The Beginning of Nothing he continues working with many layers of analog synths and a keen sense of drum machines to create atmospheres and textures extracted from late twentieth century collective fears of a dystopian future. Created as a sort of score to an internal elegy, Yves Malone creates soundtracks of the