Apta - The Pool dub and even a splash of

and even a splash of country via the Kinks(y) pop earworm "I'm Sorry I Forgot Your Name"

After establishing herself with the poised melancholia of her eponymous 2019 debut

both movements are the result of hacking the haunted leftovers of a war-torn culture that’s long since moved on

a bonafide singer-songwriter record that’s both the most lyrically deft and musically eloquent statement of his career

And then there is all-caps Sasami

Apta - The Pool dub and even a splash ofThe Pool represents Apta's most focused and compelling release to date. Based on the transformative plunge of a psychedelic experience, it maps both tentative footsteps into the unknown and euphoric, melodic bliss. Recorded using a combination of modular synthesis, Arp Odyssey, bass, guitar, Elektron grooveboxes and (for the first time in Apta's recorded history) a hint of vocals. There are wisps of melody from the outset, woven through skittering