SMP | BPM160 | Turk | V4 | 1.12

SMP | BPM160 | Turk | V5 | 1.12

SMP | BPM75 | Fear | V4 | 1.17

SMP | BPM75 | None | V6 | 1.16

SMP | BPM105 | Meth | V2 | 1.13

SMP | BPM75 | Stat | V7 | 0.51

SMP | BPM120 | Slav | V7 | 0.32

SMP | BPM140 | Yuck | V6 | 0.55

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In a landscape where concrete giants crumble faster than the sirens can fade, Nervorum transmits a digital distress signal called Shelter. Spanning eight movements, it unspools like a found footage diary of survival: the first thunderclap of drums yanks the listener awake beneath a blanket of dust, and the last sub-bass heartbeat drags a battered body across the threshold of an underground refuge.

Each piece is a freeze-frame in a single, urgent escape. Jagged breakbeats flicker like emergency strobes, fractured synths crackle with the static hum of radioactive fallout, and a coiling bass line exerts a gravitational pull toward safety. What begins as blind panic becomes deliberate momentum, as a weary pulse syncs with the mechanized rhythm of the ruins and transforms into an engine of resistance.

Shelter stands as a sonic chronicle of human tenacity—encoded, preserved, and released by Paperfunk Recordings at a moment when the concept of sanctuary feels more myth than memory. Within its eight digital chapters beats one unbroken message: even after the black rain, music remains a map, marking the single route out of the dark.

Nervorum - Side B

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SMP | BPM160 | Turk | V5 | 1.12

SMP Demos Vol. 17

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