Industrial Decline from Hollow Thread by Fretspinner

The air thickens with the weight of concrete collapsing, a sound pulled directly from Detroit's decaying arteries. This track maps the strain of a connection buckling under pressures too vast to ignore. Geographical inspirations aren't just background noise here; they are the dissonant chords themselves, the physical embodiment of struggle. Irregular time signatures push against the rhythmic flow, mirroring instability. We deliberately juxtapose the raw, distorted recordings of damaged tunnel sections with the upright bass, which struggles to maintain its form against the encroachment of glitch and industrial harshness. Analog filters fight to keep a semblance of warmth, a battle that defines the soundscape. It's a testament to how external collapse forces an internal one, yet the bass still attempts to find purchase, a desperate search for hope within the decay.

We build beats from guitar loops and broken drum machines found in thrift shops. Every track starts with us messing around until something clicks, then we layer it until it sounds like nothing you've heard before. Pure instrumental chaos that somehow makes sense.