Interloper by Quartz
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https://metalheadz.bandcamp.com/album/interloper-album
Album EP
A1. "See My Scar"
A2. "Shadow Tones"
B1. "Ganzfeld"
B2. "Interloper"
B3. "One Last Word [ft. Selena Jones] (Posthumous) [Outro]"
Album Sampler
A. "Skeng"
AA. "Watermark"
• 140g vinyl
• BLACK VINYL 1 x plate
• Standard black paper vinyl inner sleeves.
• Artwork - full colour (vinyl sticker labels).
• BESPOKE FULL COLOUR OUTER SLEEVE FOR THIS RELEASE (NO HOLES)
• REVERSE BOARD (UNCOATED) FINISH
• Shrink-wrapped
Digital Tracklist
1. Don't Think
2. Interloper
3. Ganzfeld
4. Shadow Tones
5. Sycophants
6. Too Much Talk
7. See My Scar
8. Skeng
9. Do NXT
10. Carcass
11. Down That Low
12. Falling Gradients
13. Watermark
14. Fractured Memories [Interlude]
15. One Last Word [ft. Selena Jones] (Posthumous) [Outro]
Interloper has been years in the making. It started back in 2018 when Goldie invited me to do a few releases for Metalheadz, but over time it became its own thing — a record shaped by wherever I was, whatever I was thinking, and the way my sound has evolved along the way.
I’ve always been drawn to music that carries a quiet tension, something that creeps in slowly and sticks. That’s what Interloper is: brooding, detailed, and precise. It doesn’t hit you all at once — it unfolds if you’re paying attention.
I’ve never really followed trends or cared about social media; I’ve just tried to make music that feels right to me. Growing up in Cardiff, away from London’s scene, I learned mostly by listening, digging through record shops, and trusting my gut. That independence shows up in the sound: club-ready but not confined, detailed but raw.
The album covers a lot of ground — distorted textures, layered atmospheres, subtle samples — but there’s a single thread: a restless, looming tension that moves through every track, from the driving Ganzfeld to the hazy Skeng.
The title Interloper says a lot about how I see myself in the scene: present, shaping things quietly, but never really in the spotlight. I like letting the music speak for itself.
At the end of the day, this record is just about showing up and doing the work. No ego, no flash — just music I’ve poured myself into, and hopefully, something listeners can feel as deeply as I do.
