“Werner Sees Constellations in Marble Caves” is a mesmerizing seven-track album that transports listeners into a realm of shadowy atmospheres and decaying beauty. Set for release on Budapest’s Dalmata Daniel label, the project weaves together field recordings and intricate sound design, creating an immersive journey through forgotten landscapes and half-remembered dreams. The collaboration between Yinna and S Olbricht, along with contributions from Makay Anna and Juhász Tamás on the remix duties, crafts a sonic tapestry that feels both intimate and expansive – where every note and texture breathes with a ghostly presence. This is music for drifting through liminal spaces, where time bends and reality blurs.

Premiered here, the Tool version of “Hot Water Flows At The Hydrothermal Vents” is a standout, enveloping the listener in an ambient haze of ethereal tones and deep, resonant frequencies. Hypnotic and slow-moving, the piece builds an otherworldly atmosphere, as if floating through a dreamscape of marble and mist. Layers of sound shift like constellations in the dark – sometimes shimmering, sometimes submerged – inviting a meditative state. The track’s trippy, immersive quality lingers long after it ends, leaving behind a sense of quiet wonder. It’s a perfect distillation of the album’s haunting, introspective mood.

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Bandcamp page of the label.

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