The Cyprus-based project of Aleph closes a two-year descent with three tracks that keep the wound in view. A conversation about the rooms built since 2024, the grain of the voice, and what happens when the fall finally points somewhere.
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The Cyprus-based project of Aleph closes a two-year descent with three tracks that keep the wound in view. A conversation about the rooms built since 2024, the grain of the voice, and what happens when the fall finally points somewhere.
motko is the solo project of Shorty. After years inside shared band energies, he works alone. The nine-track record that follows treats atmosphere as structure and turns the idea of home into something that has to be earned.
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