Carl Cox, the electronic music legend, is set to debut a revolutionary 30-minute digital performance named “Intermundium” in Sensorium Galaxy on October 27th. This immersive experience is more than just a virtual concert; it’s an odyssey in the ethereal space between dimensions. The event, accessible for free, promises to redefine virtual performances and invites a global audience to partake in this sensory feast.
Carl Cox’s stature in the electronic music world is unparalleled, with a career spanning the early days of acid house and techno. His iconic releases and performances have set standards in the genre. It’s no surprise that Sensorium Galaxy chose him for this monumental endeavor.
Sensorium Galaxy is a vast metaverse consisting of diverse digital universes, with PRISM dedicated exclusively to electronic music. The Intermundium show aligns with the unique features of PRISM, allowing Carl Cox’s digital avatar to manipulate the environment with his tech-house beats, creating an immersive experience that transcends dimensions.
The philosophy behind Intermundium is to blur the lines between reality and the digital realm, pushing boundaries and sharing the love of music. The show leverages cutting-edge technologies like extended reality (XR), artificial intelligence (AI), Motion Capture, and the Unreal Engine to create a groundbreaking spectacle. It aims to make VR and XR an integral part of daily life, ensuring accessibility across multiple platforms.
Access to the world premiere of Intermundium is free and available on various platforms, including the Sensorium Galaxy website, YouTube, App Store, Google Play apps, and Steam. There will also be a VR-360 version available exclusively on the PICO Store for a month, providing an unparalleled immersive experience.
Carl Cox’s virtual debut in Sensorium Galaxy represents a significant step in redefining digital performances and blurring the lines between reality and the digital realm. It’s an inclusive venture designed to bring people together through the universal language of music.