Vanexa - Back From The Ruins - VINYL LP

Britof - Ruins [VINYL LP] date 05/23/2025

Willie Cobbs - Jukin [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/01/2000

Tvam returns with news of his new album, Ruins, which is due to be released on 'Crystal Clear' vinyl on 27 February via Invada Records. The follow-up to High Art Lite, Ruins is an album shaped by grief, reflection, and transformation; a record that captures both the weight of loss and the strange beauty that comes with it. Written after a self-imposed break from songwriting, it represents a shift in focus and perspective for Joseph Oxley. InchI wanted to step away from what I thought I was supposed to make,Inch he explains. InchThe worst advice anyone can give you is, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it.' It's always broken. It always needs fixing.Inch At it's core, Ruins explores loss not as emptiness but as presence, something that reshapes the world around you. The album finds Oxley wrestling with the dualities of human experience the tension between what's said and unsaid, between humanism and nihilism, public and private, despair and acceptance. InchHope and despair don't cancel each other out,Inch he says. InchThey can co-exist - that's what makes it feel real.Inch Somewhere within a lifetime of repeats, reruns, and reboots, Tvamlives, crafting work that touches on our memories while toying with our fears, creating a world in which broadcast becomes performance.Since his debut album Psychic Data burst from a small bedroom studio in Wigan, Tvam has defined the sound and spectacle of nostalgia's grip on modern life, from the sloganeering of InchPorsche MajeureInch to the electioneering of InchSemantics,Inch his music has gained daytime playlisting on BBC 6 Music and has been featured on TV including groundbreaking series Succession. Musically, Ruins is expansive and immersive. Dark but magical, it is filled with reverb-drenched synths, fractured textures and hammerblow snares. Guitars weave through the mix with a newfound restraint, creating space for atmosphere and