Before The Feed is a nostalgic album about growing up before social media: streetlights calling you home, Saturday mornings without a screen, rewinding cassettes, and riding your bike past the last house in town.
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Homefeed Isn’t a Home is about life inside the algorithm. With titles like Autoplay Into the Abyss, Recommended for Your Anxiety and The Algorithm Thinks I’m Afraid, it’s a pointed album about feeds built for engagement rather than wellbeing.
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A Ceaselessness for Nothing At All is thirteen tracks about fading out gently: The Shape of What Remains, Becoming Less Than Light, The Quiet After Identity, Dissolve in Open Air. It’s a meditation on letting go of the self.
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Why Nothing Happens Here is an album of small, quiet moments: a streetlight after rain, hands folded on a table, old maps in the glovebox, the distance in a whisper. Its point is in the title. Not much happens, and that’s what makes it worth listening to.
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The Longest Wave is an album about family, memory and the ocean. Tracks like We Rode the Same Horizon, I Carried You Both and Where the Old Ones Rode make it a tribute to the people we’ve shared the water with.
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Clockwork Confetti is a playful album about systems, loops and feedback, staged like a carnival: Positive Loop Parade, Carnival of the Closed Loop, Velvet Momentum Machine, Grin of the Gyroscope.
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The River Was the Gold is a Gold Rush story told in twelve tracks, from the river’s first whisper and the canvas-town fever to claim jumpers, a boomtown showdown, and walking away with empty pockets. In the end the real treasure was the river itself.
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Discipline of Motion sets ideas about stable systems to music: Local Stability, Drift Looks Like Stability, Pause Before the Break, Invariant Between Us. It comes from the same thinking as my books on difficulty and structure.
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Frictionless Drift is about the rush of an idea that never gets checked. It moves from The First Spark Felt Like Truth through No One Checked the Premise and Amplified Beyond Evidence to The High That Skipped Verification, an album about euphoria running ahead of the facts.
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One Last Turn of the Sky is fifteen tracks about an ordinary good day that keeps turning: sunlight through repeating glass, clockflowers in bloom, and Nothing Fell Apart Today. It’s a gentle album about small mercies.
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