The Right Side Up (WIP TEASE)

Entomdre: The Sound of Hidden Meanings, A Musical Pun.

Entomdre is more than a name—it’s an entendre in itself, a fusion of Tom and Dre, layered with depth, duality, and hidden messages. Just as the name conceals meaning within meaning, so does the music. Every track is a puzzle, a coded message, a sonic riddle waiting to be unraveled.

Blending the raw energy of rock and metal with the hypnotic pulse of house and prog-psy-tech, Entomdre thrives in the space where organic meets mechanical. Their sound is deeply rooted in North Queensland’s bush prog, evolving like nature itself—complex, relentless, and ever-changing. Thomas, known for his solo project Auditory Illusion, brings his intricate production style, while Dre’s influence and home studio channels a heavier, groove-driven aesthetic.

Each composition is crafted with intention, weaving together carefully placed sounds, samples, and references that invite the listener into a deeper experience. No track exists on a single plane. Instead, they unfold in layers—musical puns, subtle Easter eggs, and sometimes, a bad dad joke disguised as an existential statement.

Take the track "Destined for Dust", written in the wake of the 2024 U.S. election. At first glance, the title nods to the dusty dancefloors where it’s meant to be played. But beneath the surface, it’s a dark and twisted reflection of the US's political chaos. The track layers in a famous podcaster, where Joe Biden is called a lizard, countered by Trump’s climate change stance, followed by the impassioned words of a climate activist, "How dare you!" A distorted echo of Pink Floyd’s “tear down the wall” collides with Trump’s own declaration: “We are building the wall; we have no choice.” A dancefloor statement, laced with dark humor, satire, and an eerie undertone of where the world is headed. Just an example of how layered each track comes to be.

Entomdre is a multi-layered sonic expedition, their art concept taking inspiration from the intricate world of entomology, the duo fuses organic percussion with driving psy-tech and electro synths, creating grooves that embody the energy of North Queensland’s iconic bush prog sound, while much busier and more energized. Entomdre’s music evolves like nature itself, blending complexity, momentum, and raw power into a soundscape that’s both primal and futuristic.

Each track offers a unique experience, revealing deeper layers with every listen.

For those who listen closely, the deeper meanings are there to be found.

Keep your eyes and ears out for their new release: 
Echoes of Entropy EP. 
Signing with Labareda Records! 2025 is the year of metamorphosis!

Hi! Music is very important part of my life.
I am making music (all the time) from age of 14. Now I am 42 and I am stil learning new things, new techniques, production skills 
Yes I am still learning, how to make music, it could be fun.  I learned sound engineering at small school in Warsaw. 
I like this way of expression myself, trough the music. I can play several instruments. 
I liked to experminent, but I love melodies.
I use electronic instruments and computer plugins.
If You like my music, please, give me "like".
Warm greetings to all  listeners from Poland :) take care in this critical times and don't let the AI rule the world of creating music. Our work still is worth. 