Slow-burning and textural, this opener eases you into the album’s surreal terrain. Guitars shimmer like heat waves over a loping beat, while subtle ambient layers creep in and out of focus. Meditative, yet restless — like pacing in zero gravity.

Biding Time

With a steady beat and swirling textures, “Throwing Stones” feels like motion through fog — uncertain but forward. Guitars echo into the distance as basslines rumble underneath, hinting at conflict and movement without ever exploding. This one’s a burner: restrained, rhythmic, and ready for screen.

Throwing Stones

Short, eerie, and shadowy. Sparse instrumentation leaves room for tension — like waiting for something that never quite arrives. A beautiful exercise in restraint and mood-building.

No Lights

Tense and tightly coiled, “Trapped” pulses with an undercurrent of urgency. Layers of synths and percussive loops lock into a slow-building groove that never fully resolves — like pacing in a locked room with mirrored walls. Brooding, cinematic, and full of emotional pressure.

Trapped

Hints of gospel and post-rock combine with a triumphant, swelling arrangement. Builds like a sunrise: subtle at first, then radiant and warm. A standout for its sense of emotional lift.

Salvation

Weightless and melodic, with cosmic textures and a mellow, funk-laced backbone. The perfect name — it truly sounds like gliding through space in a shiny silver suit. Think Air meets Ratatat.

Space Walker

Playful, warped, and a little sinister. Twangy surf guitars and carousel-like motifs swirl into something that could soundtrack a David Lynch dream sequence. Psychedelic with teeth.

Harpie's Bizarre [Remix]

One of the airiest tracks on the album. Dreamy pads and chorus-soaked guitar echo across a dusty, lo-fi beat. Feels like watching sunlight ripple through water in slow motion.

Pipe Dreams

A swaggering, dub-funk jam that lives up to its name. Dripping in wah, delay, and spring reverb, this track feels like a sci-fi chase scene on roller skates. Super tactile production — you can practically feel the knobs turning in real time.

Groovy Gravy

The heart of the album — steady, reflective, and emotionally open. A chilled groove supports introspective guitar melodies. It’s understated, but quietly devastating.

Quiet Pulse

Patrick Sasso is Producer and Artist working in NYC at Uncommon Sound

He is a founding member of both Frontier Drifters and Pongo Face.

The Frontier Drifters is chiefly an alternative rock duo, but the band has been deeply influenced by many kinds of music like: soul, blues, jazz, progressive and folk rock.

Pongo Face creates instrumental music for visual media. It's eclectic in its approach and showcases a wide variety of influences.

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