The initial version of the sound-piece “The End is ­Always at The Beginning” was first presented at De Ateliers, Amsterdam in 2017. Now adjusted and presented on a 12“ vinyl, divided into two segments, the work ­engages with the last scenes of commercial ­cinema. Although there is not much theory written on the ­topic of beginnings, directors often emphasize their importance. As is evident in the first opening lines in books, or at the end of a film as they try to wrap up, dissolve or flip the content that was just experienced.

The LP was available together with a publication in a limited edition of 100 pieces. Like the record itself, the content of the publication revolved around the final scenes of films, and remixed them in a fictitious script. The A-side is free interpretation of the german dj and producer Detlef Weinrich (Tolouse Low Trax), while the B-side contains a monologue by American actor James Sobol Kelly.