“Naissance de l’horizon is a cyclical album, unfolding like a film, from an explosive beginning to a mirrored, hopeful ending, in the spirit of ’70s progressive rock.”
Wired for the progressive frontier: Max Kutner's The Illustrated Interior is a dreamlike home-built labyrinth of industrial textures, hypnotic grooves, and abstract electronics where rhythms mutate until instruments dissolve into strange new forms. Polyop's Stigmergy follows pheromone trails from percussion-heavy acid into deep subterranean Edinburgh techno. Aidan Siegele's TRÄUMEN branches from indie rock roots into psychedelic and ambient textures, exploring uncertainty and memory, while Slowly Drowning's Inside Out descends into the fractured abyss of shifting identities and toxic gravity.
“Naissance de l’horizon is a cyclical album, unfolding like a film, from an explosive beginning to a mirrored, hopeful ending, in the spirit of ’70s progressive rock.”
“Sfalma Tas Frenas, as in Greek for 'Error of the Mind', because there's something wrong with us all.”