Nuclear War Post X

Released in 2021, 'Nuclear War Post X' is a curated collection of covers that serves as a bridge between yeule's earlier glitch-pop explorations and the more expansive sounds of their later work. Unlike their original studio albums, this project focuses on reinterpreting tracks by influential peers and predecessors, including Big Thief ('Cattails'), Frank Ocean ('Self Control'), and Grimes ('Delete Forever'). The recording context is distinctly 'bedroom-fi,' characterized by an intimate, close-mic vocal approach and sparse instrumentation, primarily acoustic guitar and subtle electronic textures. Critically, it was received as a testament to yeule's ability to inhabit other artists' songs while maintaining their signature 'glitch-avatar' persona. It stands out in their catalog as a vulnerable, stripped-back moment of reflection, highlighting their strength as an interpretive vocalist and a master of atmospheric production.