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albums
The Beach Surgery franchise has inspired a prolific international ecosystem of albums—original soundtracks, ambient recordings, tribute remixes, and field-recording projects—released across vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital formats since approximately 2009.
- Counterclockwise: Music for the Dance (2017, Iceland) — Composed for the choreography, featuring seagull-motor field recordings and processed birch-forest ambience processed to the pitch of the Karman line.
- Half-Light Sessions (2019, Australia) — Original score for an unreleased television adaptation, leaked to file-sharing networks. 47 minutes of string-based instrumental work, credited only to "K.L." [citation needed]
- The Pinball Concordance (2021, Japan) — Reconstructed and original compositions for classic pinball machines, inspired by the narrator's childhood arcade work. Includes a 12-minute piece titled "Nullify a Fireball with a Fireball."
- Karman Line Resonances (2018, Poland) — Solo album treating the Karman line hypothesis as sound art; field recordings of high-frequency tones against urban and desert ambience.
- Red Dust Sessions (2020, Iran) — Seven-track EP treating Katita's red motif as sonic colour-palette; minimalist instrumentation and traditional instruments throughout.
- The Dampened Cardboard Sessions: Live (2016, Australia) — Bootleg recording of the fictional jazz club's corrugated-cardboard ensemble. Status disputed.[citation needed]