"Rhinestones" is "Monochrome" sister EP. Both albums were born to explore negative and conflicting emotions. "Rhinestones" is the least experimental as it is an anthology of several pop fusions with electronic, orchestral, waltz, new age, and more. 

While the concept of "Monochrome" was created with the idea of the different layers of evil intertwining with the melancholic monotonous sound, "Rhinestones" has different sides like the diamond-cut gems and their refraction. Every song in "Rhinestones'" is an essay about relationships and why they failed.

Rhinestones

Won By Losing

Is (Not) Me

Talk About

Hypnotic

Hold My Breath

A compilation of the ten interludes featured in "The Kealrom Symbol," Crystal Örn's sophomore album. This mashup references a legendary war that occurred a millennium ago: The Battle of Hoheli. In this unofficial release, the story is told in linear way not in order of appearance in the album.

The original renditions of these ten short sections always ended with a phrase listeners had trouble identifying. "Zeti uom Teihlarh" seems to be the consensus based on the short glossary of Schrimarish (a made-up language) printed in "Crystal's World: The Official Handbook." However, because of the phonetic peculiarities in which it is sung, most fans disregard it as gibberish. According to the most avid Wanderers its literal translation is "Void dirty death cursed love," but it could also mean "Empty the earth through vicissitude and love." No consensus on its meaning has ever been reached.

These short, haunting and disturbingly eager monologues are narrated by Aris, the co-protagonist of "The Kealrom Symbol." Unable to keep her giddiness steady, she breaks into laughter mid-humming them. Whatever this unhinged laughter means is open to interpretation.


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Chimera Nursery Rhyme

Despite Secret Safe’s warning, Eorith considers his return to Vohenre in a few months’ time. However, a few days later, he is intercepted and captured by the Protovair Royal Guards in Fraçir, a nearby town. The Royal Guard read charges of crimes he didn’t commit, but trusting in the kingdom’s principles, Eorith surrenders.
As the proceeding starts, it doesn’t take him long to sense something is awry. The court announces Eorith will be tried and sentenced as Human instead of as a Dark Elf. In a mix of dismay, rage, fear, and betrayal, he derails the trial to tell the whole truth about their princess’ misbehavior. He switches between his thoughts and the trial’s recorded statements to tell his story but soon finds out that the kingdom with the “Under a Fair Nation” slogan, is not at all. At least, not under Heyla’s Protovair.


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