Music lovers, brace yourselves for a blast of emotions and sound! Tymock, known for their experimental and poetic approach to music, has dropped their second EP titled ‘Watching Through the Window as Houses Burn.’ Yes, you read that right — this isn’t just an album, it’s a full-on musical firestorm that will leave you breathless.
After winning us over with their debut release ‘It Should Get Easier Over Time,’ Tymock returns with five new tracks that continue to explore their signature atmospheric and emotional sound. This EP isn’t just music; it’s a journey through layers of feelings and soundscapes so intimate you’ll feel like you’re peering through a window watching houses burn — a metaphor that forces you to think about the world around you.
Songs like ‘Antispasitelj,’ ‘Thrasher,’ ‘Dilane,’ ‘Drunk Cinema,’ and ‘Crowds in the Glass House’ aren’t just titles; they’re an invitation to an adventure through sounds that blend into a unique whole. To make it even cooler, the EP’s cover art is the work of visual artist Nenad Tasić, who perfectly captured the dark yet poetic vibe of the album.
Released via Bandcamp and the Tribal Rajber label, this EP is available to anyone ready to dive into this musical experiment. Tymock doesn’t do compromises — their music is for those who love to explore, feel, and get lost in sound.
While some music events focus on mass entertainment, Tymock reminds us that music can be deep, emotional, and a bit dark. If you’re ready to face yourself and the world through music, this EP is for you.
So, dear readers, what do you think? Ready to look through the window and watch the houses burn? Or will you hide behind your headphones pretending not to see the flames? Drop a comment, share your thoughts, or just say — who else listens to this kind of music in 2024? Because hey, music is here to move us, right?
Meanwhile, if electronic music is your thing, don’t miss the Exotica by United Tones event in Budva on July 13, featuring artists like Talaz, Tebra, CHBX, and Garion Nikola Šoć. But if you want something deeper and darker, Tymock is your go-to!
Bottom line: music isn’t just fun — it’s art that sets fires in our minds. Tymock proved they’re masters of the craft. Listen, think, and of course, comment — because music without conversation is like a fire without flames.
