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Includes unlimited streaming of Symbols via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Once mainly something that existed in a live setting, the group drifts further into its own orbit with a second collection of songs. What began as a collaboration between two voices now expands with the presence of a third, adding new layers that sometimes verge on something almost familiar.

The work continues to explore a method that feels less like collecting from the outside and more like rearranging from within. Fragments are taken apart and reassembled: rhythms, echoes, remnants of recognizable forms. This time, there is a stronger sense of movement, though it never quite settles. The vocals wander through it all, as if searching without urgency to arrive. At unexpected moments, other sounds surface briefly, then disappear again. The whole seems to find comfort in its own instability.

The titles exist somewhat independently, like small pieces that don’t fully explain themselves. In that distance, they open up space for interpretation. There’s a quiet suggestion of meaning, but nothing fixed. Language itself feels uncertain—questioned, reshaped, exchanged. The work circles around ideas of expression and relevance without resolving them, touching lightly on themes that resist being stated directly.

The result feels suspended between places, moods, or states—never entirely grounded. There’s a sense of contrast throughout, as if different impulses coexist without needing to agree. If it seems out of step at times, it may simply be following a rhythm of its own.

Difficult to pin down, more immediate in experience than in description. It recalls unlikely combinations and shifting textures—at once playful, disoriented, and quietly precise.

The people behind it move between different disciplines, carrying traces of those practices into this work.

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