i don't like mirrors

This is music for the moments when the world feels too loud and you just want to disappear into the floorboards. It is built on a foundation of slow, deliberate guitar melodies that sound like they were recorded through a thick layer of fog. The rhythms are skeletal, often feeling like they might stop entirely at any second, creating a sense of fragile intimacy that is rare in modern indie rock.

What makes this project distinctive is the way it uses lo-fi textures not just as a stylistic choice, but as an emotional shield. The heavy use of tape hiss, muffled frequencies, and slightly out-of-tune strings creates a sonic environment that feels private and lived-in. It is less about technical precision and more about the weight of the space between the notes, capturing a specific kind of modern isolation.

Start with 'sing me to sleep' to understand the core aesthetic. It perfectly encapsulates the project's ability to turn simple, repetitive motifs into deeply moving soundscapes. It is the ideal entry point for anyone who finds comfort in the melancholy of artists like Duster or sign crushes motorist.