Green

Taken from 'Suso Saiz - Resonant Bodies' (MFM059)
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Resonant Bodies

Looking You In Silence

B2. Suso Saiz - Looking You In Silence (2:24)

All Life Long (for organ)

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It's Steeper Near the Roses [For David Sylvian]

Part Of Us

Somewhere Blue [Demo]

This song is a reimagination of the wonderful instrumental song 'Wherever We End Up Next' - taken from the 'Cranebrook' EP by Australia's Solkyri - released February 2025: solkyri.bandcamp.com/album/cranebrook

The original song which inspired this reimagination - Wherever We End Up Next - was written, recorded and performed by: Ryan Fitz-Henry, Andrew Pearsall, Nicholas Hall and Adam Mostek.

Written, recorded and produced by: Tom Squires (rhubiqs) and Hollie Kenniff.

Mixed by: Tim G Carr @ Gnomelabs, Sydney, Australia (www.discogs.com/artist/685559-Tim-Carr)

Mastered by: Stephan Mathieu, Bonn, Germany (www.schwebung-mastering.com)

Cover photograph taken by Simon Byrne (www.simonbyrnephotography.com/about).

This Is Where We Ended Up

Crossing a great ocean, the imagined place you left behind no longer exists. 
Sometimes you can see changes coming from miles away. Ride a wave. The energy of forward movement is all you need. Your back is now toward the wave and it begins to ride you. The tsunami has ridden everything. Era change.
Album track 9.

In Consideration of Vanishing

Water

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Just lost making music with this otherworldly peaceful tune.

Like the Sun 𖤓

Fields of Forgetting — Concept Summary

Fields of Forgetting is a haunting meditation on memory, truth, and the quiet erosion of history.
Each song explores a stage in humanity’s gradual surrender to forgetting — how stories fade, faces blur, and beauty replaces honesty.
It’s not about destruction, but about silence — the slow, elegant disappearance of what once was.

The album moves from gentle denial to collective amnesia, blending progressive and art rock with cinematic soundscapes, melancholic guitars, and philosophical lyricism.
Voices drift like ghosts across vast atmospheric textures, evoking the emptiness left when memory becomes myth.

At its core, Fields of Forgetting asks a single question:
When everything fades, what remains real — the truth, or the story we choose to remember?

Fields of Forgetting

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Somewhere Blue [Demo]

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