“4 songs in the key of fight for the 4th of July!”
Circuits ignite and machines mutate: Cathode Ray Tube delivers four jagged transmissions of fractured rhythms, scorched braindance pulses, and industrial IDM that lurches, mutates, and rebuilds across thirty relentless minutes, while Horror Disco takes a wild exploratory detour on a very different album from their usual sound — welcome to the carousel. Echo Vocation conjures synthwave noir where androids dream in MIDI and Gunship collides with NIN and Pink Floyd, and spaceseer broods through dark forest doom synth mythology built around an exiled priestess and an angry full moon.