Kazimir

Released in May 2019, Kazimir is a four-track EP that serves as a bridge between the band's soundtrack work for No Man's Sky and their more experimental, algorithmic 'Decomposition Theory' era. While 65daysofstatic is traditionally categorized as a post-rock band, this release leans heavily into ambient and IDM territories. The EP was part of their 'A Year of Wreckage' subscription series, showcasing a more improvisational and texture-focused side of their songwriting process. It strips away the heavy guitars and frantic live drumming that defined their early career, replacing them with modular synths and processed electronics. Critics and fans have noted its similarity to the works of Autechre or Fennesz, marking it as a sophisticated evolution in the band's discography. It stands as a testament to their ability to maintain a sense of cinematic tension even at lower volumes and slower tempos.