Impossible Nothing is an instrumental hip hop and glitch music project. It was founded by composer Darwin Frost in 2010 to serve as an outlet for his work outside of his band Skookum Sound System. Frost has used the term "Maximalism" to describe his unique approach to music production and sound collage composition. Following this concept, Impossible Nothing has issued thirteen four-hour and twenty-minute albums overall: "Phonemenomicon" in 2016; "Lexemenomicon", "Tonemenomicon", "Taxemenomicon" and "Glossemenomicon" in 2017; "Chronemenomicon", "Phrasemenomicon", "Graphemenomicon" and "Visemenomicon" in 2018; and "Morphemenomicon", "Mnemenomicon", "Noemenomicon", and "Numerinomicon" in 2019.
History.
Darwin Frost was originally a member of Skookum Sound System, a hip hop audio-visual collective. In 2010 he began uploading his music on the Bandcamp music streaming platform under the moniker Impossible Nothing. After a series of early releases he issued "Mechadoom", an album comprised reworkings of compositions by hip hop producer MF Doom, on 28 October 2014. Shortly afterward, Frost cleared his Bandcamp page to make way for a new ambitious project.
On 11 May 2016, Impossible Nothing released its first official full-length studio album titled "Phonemenomicon". The album comprised twenty-six tracks - each ten minutes long - adding up to a nearly four and a half hour run-time. It proved successful with music critics and made PopMatters' best mixtape picks of 2016. Following in the vein of his first release, he released a second, third, fourth and fifth album in 2017 that featured the same number of tracks and run-time, titled "Lexemenomicon", "Tonemenomicon", "Taxemenomicon" and "Glossemenomicon" respectively. 2018 saw the release of Impossible Nothing's sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth albums, titled "Chronemenomicon", "Phrasemenomicon", "Graphemenomicon" and "Visemenomicon" respectively. The concept project of the multiple four and a half hour albums was concluded in 2019, with the releases of the tenth, eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth albums "Morphemenomicon", "Mnemenomicon", "Noemenomicon" and "Numerinomicon". Total runtime for all of the ten minute long tracks combined is exactly sixty hours.
Discography.
Studio albums
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