Erebus Echoes began as a joke — one throwaway parody track I wrote for a friend who loves chaotic desert drama more than anyone I know.
But sometimes a spark catches dry sand faster than logic can keep up.

One song turned into a story.
The story turned into a horizon.
And before long, I was knee-deep in heat, silence, and myth, building an entire album out of a moment that was supposed to be nothing but fun.

This project wouldn’t exist without her.
She laughed at the first track, nudged me to keep going, and unknowingly kicked off one of the most cinematic things I’ve ever made.
So this album carries a piece of that energy — the playful beginning buried under the weight of destiny.

Erebus Echoes follows a lone wanderer through a desert that remembers more than he does — a slow descent into identity, ruin, and transformation.
It’s atmospheric, echo-heavy, and emotional, shifting from dust-choked survival to the truth waiting in the shadows:
he wasn’t being hunted… he was being summoned.

No sequels.
No universes.
Just a myth, self-contained, built from heat and silence.

And a sincere thanks to the friend who accidentally started the whole thing. 

Echoes of Erebus (Slow Cut female mix)

Echoes of Erebus (Slow Cut)

Desert Heir, City Heart

The Ruins Remember

Her Warning Still Bleeds

Sleepwalker Protocol

The Horsemen Don’t Blink

Horsemen at the Door

The Cave Went Quiet

Echoes of Erebus

New tracks tagged #Brooding