The later the hour,
the more ambient the music.
Calming, relaxed
tracks that help me
fade into dreamland.
Such is the case
for the time of day
I first found myself
listening to Tyson Swindell's
full-length Palindromes.
With all of the titles
being, in fact, palindromes
("Mr. Owl Ate a Metal Worm"),
the five song project
feels like a playful
and confusion experiment
with the howling moonlight.
It's an insomniac's diary,
coated in darkness,
trying to find answers
to so many whispered questions.
Take a jump inside
and form your own vision.
More Ambient