Initially inspired by the early pioneering albums Pheadre and Rubycon by Tangerine Dream (which his father played extensively in his formative years), Whilom has collected influences into his sonic armoury that reflects 50 years of listening across genres. 

Building on a basis of lo-fi electronic and ambient of all sorts, elements of soundtrack,  experimental, contemporary classical and post-rock find themselves woven into melodies and textures.

Autobiographical and fundamentally human touches are bought to the fore with samples of family and friends, sourced from old tapes made by much missed grandparents. Sometimes described as eerie or melancholic,  and at times slightly grubby or broken – Whilom’s music ruminates on common themes on the cycle of life, getting old and all that – whilst adding a soundtrack to the movie of the listeners own life.


whilom.bandcamp.com 

https://spotify.link/XCKg67wElDb

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