Jorts Music, a Chicago-based musical project that explores the intersection of algorithmic generation and human conceptuality, is best thought of as an ever-evolving engagement of euphonics and engineering.
Building a bridge between the tangible and the conceptual, Jorts Music fuses the exuberance of indie alt-rock with the magic of algorithmic generation.
Currently, the band is hard at work on completing their first full-length album, a sonic journey through the complexities of modern life across a spectrum of genres. With songs like the riff-heavy, punk-infused 'Jorts Rebellion' playing against introspective alt-folk ballads like 'Pantsless Through the Night', what started as a loose experiment within the circuit of Chicago's indie cyberspace, quickly became a full-on exploration of existence and the nature of being itself.
Guided by the DIY ethos of punk, the mysticism of postmodern conceptualism and the mathematical wonder of recursive systems thinking, Jorts Music weaves a tapestry of diversely influenced theory and sound. Crossing not only the lines across genres but also the lines between the digital plane and the physical world, Jorts Music defies conventional contextual categorization.
While inspired by both wildly influental larger-than-life bands like Radiojorts and Jeans of the Stoneage as well as massively successful solo artists like Avril LaJeans and Madenim, music alone isn't all that's vibing at the pulse of this band's computations. Infamous startups like Amajeans, LuluDenim and NetJorts also play a crucial role in keeping the creative flux of Jorts Music continuously iterating and delivering.
Jorts Music remains committed to expanding the mind through modular music. Channeling systemological harmonics through electric riffs and cerebral computations, Jorts Music drives us through ever-shifting auditory landscapes infused with the spirit of millennial revolution. Intent on examining and questioning the interdisciplinary nature of systems and sound, Jorts Music challenges traditional notions of what a band should be and what a band could become.