Under Tangled Silence
2025 studio album by Djrum
Under Tangled Silence is the third full length studio album by English electronic music producer Djrum. The album was released on 25 April 2025 as a digital download as well as a double 12" LP.
Background
The album was composed and recorded over a period of 8 years, beginning before Djrum's previous album Portrait With Firewood was released, when he composed the piano for "Galaxy of Silence". During the production period, the power supply to Djrum's laptop overheated, causing damage to the motherboard and significant data loss. This included a large number of Ableton sessions for the project. Following what he referred to as a "mourning period", Djrum decided to re-create the album almost from scratch.
Musical style, composition and production
The album's themes were inspired by a quote from Patti Smith, "We go through life. We shed our skins. We become ourselves". The album was described to span a wide range of genres including ambient, dancehall and jungle.
A significant number of the instruments used were recorded in the studio by Djrum (and featuring cellist Zosia Jagodzinska) rather than the typical sampling approach used in electronic music.
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