Flounder Maps

Description

Mark IJzerman's debut album, Flounder Maps, evokes a drift in a world that is both familiar and unstable. Forests coursing with electric currents, machines that seem to breathe. The synths shift from warmth to chaos, moments of calm tipping into more direct tension. The album speaks of transformation: what grows, unravels, then changes form. Nourished by eco-fiction and projections of the near future, it traverses vibrant yet uncertain soundscapes. Flounder Maps takes its name from the idea of moving across shifting ground. Music for unstable times.