
Two massive black holes collide 1.3 billion years ago, and their gravitational ripples end up trapped on decaying reel-to-reel tape. This record abandons the dusty parlor pianos of earlier loops for the freezing, metallic hum of deep space.
You hear the sub-bass pressure of the cosmos bending, a low and terrifying vibration that slowly warms into a shimmering, metallic drone.
By feeding astrophysics through his signature failing tape decks, the artist turns a violent, ancient cataclysm into an intimate, slow-motion sigh. It is a stark departure that makes the infinite void feel incredibly close, heavy, and strangely fragile.
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