A pulsating piece that leads with immediately enamouring vocals. Leo Walrus has an ability to direct emotion with intent, giving breathing space to the listener where needed before tempting them back under his influence. Its restrained and deliberate nature lends extra awe to this thoughtfully crafted psychedelic track.
-Rhune

An intimately dark, grunge-laden track with hauntingly repetitive vocals; Jack Zade's work seems to carve its own genre. A piece that feels like a transmission from an entity that exists only in a future time, tormented by some unknown tragedy. You're granted two minutes and forty-five seconds of this gloomily ethereal one-way communication before the portal closes and the track comes to an end.
-Rhune

An earnest and optimistic piece. Behind closed eyes we're transported to a rural environment. A melodic embodiment of driving under a sunset-kissed sky, your head reaching to catch the breeze. The vocals provide the sun's warmth, drums echo the road beneath, while elegantly plucked guitar feeds your senses.
-Rhune

Curated restlessness. Immaculately executed. 500 flannels delivers an instantly hypnotic track that feels like an expertly constructed fusion of genre and decade.
-Rhune

Eliza Pix's voice envelops the listener in warmth and awe. A heart-wrenching chorus pulls the right strings - we sense the gesture towards freedom in her expression, almost restorative in nature.
-Rhune

The vocal layering holds a uniquely haunting beauty. A masterfully crafted folk melody, infused with ambient drum and piano work. A construction only possible at the hands of a creator who is deeply in tune with their feeling.
-Rhune

Jplenz provides a moment of sanctuary. He transports you to the sea with this hopeful melody, evoking feelings of familiarity and a sense of place you'd rather be.
-Rhune

A piece that builds gradually, as if an orchestra of spinning plates where Siimoya is the expert conductor, commanding the chaos to deliver us a track that feels inspiring and otherworldly.
-Rhune

Heavy Bloom showcases a deeply satisfying, curated rawness with Burning. Piercing guitar underlies a comforting yet quietly frustrated vocal, forcing the listener to bathe in a tug-of-war between chaos and quiet order.
-Rhune

As if all the stories were told at once.
-Rhune

We are still elsewhere having been transported by Daniel Kinde's richly layered track. An addictively hypnotic composition that builds flawlessly. We'll be back sometime soon...
-Rhune

Simultaneously suffocated and liberated, the listener, at the mercy of Jack Salzani's breathtakingly cinematic work, is given no choice but to reflect on the life before them. A piece which tightens its grip with each listen.
-Rhune

A soulful reminder of gratitude's importance, stripped to its bones, delivered by a man who knew how to bleed into the microphone without ever whining.
-Rhune