Non Places

Waelder's latest offering, "Non Places," is a delightful romp through electronic landscapes, filled with sonic surprises at every turn. The Spanish duo has crafted an album that feels like taking a trip through a series of, well, non-places. From the moment the first track kicks in, you can tell that Waelder is not here to play it safe. They blend glitchy beats with dreamy synths, creating a sound that is both familiar and completely alien at the same time. It's like listening to a computer trying to learn how to dream. The album takes you on a journey through disorienting soundscapes, making you feel like you're lost in a digital jungle. Tracks like "Lost in the Supermarket" and "Terminal 5" evoke feelings of being trapped in a shopping mall after closing, with only the hum of fluorescent lights to keep you company. But just when you think you've got a handle on the album's sound, Waelder throws a curveball with tracks like "Ghost Train" and "Purgatory Lounge," which take you even further down the rabbit hole of their strange, mesmerizing world. Overall, "Non Places" is a bold and experimental effort from Waelder, showcasing their unique vision and unapologetic commitment to pushing boundaries. So buckle up, dear listener, and get ready for a wild ride through the non-places of your mind.