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Music made myth, or myth made music, this is a fugue state dream where sinister shadowy figures emerge from the fog of the sublimely well crafted soundscape. A deliciously dark and daggering beat begins its bouncing rhythm that ascends and descends through a sumptuous soundscape. “Offering” quickly establishes the luxurious layering of the instrumentation at

Skittering synths whip out an electric rhythm that shocks, sizzles, and saunters through an indie rock anthem that makes a statement that lingers long after the short but sweet track length. ‘Hate Love, Make Love‘ is like valentine candy, it is a heady sugar rush that isn’t afraid of the dental decay and devastation that

The music is woven layer by layer until it hums with a divine resonance that shakes the very atoms around it. This is not just destructive din, this isn’t just volume for the sake of volume, it is a supernova of sound that implodes and then explodes with the same cataclysmic force of the birth and death of a star.

A psychedelic vision quest that serves up a turbo-charged audio adventure that takes you out into the desert, and then blasts you off into outer space. Weaving in multiple genres and influences this is many fragments of musical madness-made masterpieces, relying on its rock-solid narrative to guide you along and make it into a cohesive

Truly sumptuous and sensual this is a luxurious sonic blend that will linger on your soul like the tickle of silk on skin. The song sachays in with a quick-step that sways to the latin rhythm with bit bottom lip sex appeal. It begins with the drums in isolation, the baritone soul mixes with the