VINYL FORMAT. Chimeric is not a polished album. Within our context it is raw, broken, and even dark sometimes. Steady, multiple rhythms, layered on top of each other disappear into chaos and turn back into discreet structures in the next moment. References of rock music, executed with the precision of a sequencer; mutated, restructured. A lot on this album is about control and the loss of control. The risk of failure. This was probably always in our music, but kept in a very stable form, sometimes even hidden.

But Chimeric is much more free. Some of the longer pieces are composed of very different parts and different colors along a continuous timeline. They tend to evolve in a narrative form and are move through various scenes and surroundings, which is also present in the spacial relationship between the instruments. One could see the album as one continuous story, where some elements are passed from one piece to the next and then serve as the base for a completely new scenario. The results was something unpredictable and unstable, even for the band.