But unlike his partner, Jack is a dreamer and a bit of a poet, someone who can’t help reminiscing about the past or questioning everyone’s future. Until now, Jack has worked effectively enough with Vika ( Andrea Riseborough), who guides his repair jobs with cool, formidable efficiency from the glassy confines of their high-tech home base (referred to as the Skytower, though it might as well be called the iPad). It all looks and sounds a bit like a live-action remake of “ Wall-E,” right down to the way the protagonist, spurred by natural curiosity and an unexpected love interest, finds himself on a dangerous unauthorized mission.

The planet is now an uninhabitable post-nuclear wasteland, and Jack (Cruise) is one of the last men still stationed on Earth, a fighter pilot/technician assigned to fend off stray Scavengers and repair the powerful drones overseeing a massive hydroelectric energy project necessary for the survival of the human species. As the first non-Earl release via Tan Cressida, Oblivion is a killer introduction to what else is in store from the label.It’s the year 2077, six decades after the people of Earth fought and vanquished an evil race of space invaders called Scavengers. With animation that presents each track with a simple visual from each contributor, the Oblivion live experience is every bit as intricate and distinctive as the music itself. To coincide with the release of the project, Black Noi$e has also dropped a visual experience featuring each of the contributing artists. It's a stacked record when it comes to guest vocalists, but each guest makes sure Black Noi$e's production is given the room to shine.

Among the contributors on the record are Earl Sweatshirt, Danny Brown, bbymutha, Pink Siifu, Cousin Mouth, ZelooperZ, and MIKE.

Detroit producer Black Noi$e has just unleashed his new project Oblivion via Earl Sweatshirt's Tan Cressida record label, and it's just as hard hitting as fans have come to expect.įeaturing his distinctive style, full of distorted and twisted sounds and erratic drum loops, Oblivion is a showcase of his well-honed production talents.

Oblivion by Joseph Brown