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Track List
01) The birth of Pernat
02) Billions of people
03) Toothache
04) Doll in an empty room
05) His blood in my veins
06) The man between steps
07) The day Rozina disappeared
08) GZ565
01) The birth of Pernat
02) Billions of people
03) Toothache
04) Doll in an empty room
05) His blood in my veins
06) The man between steps
07) The day Rozina disappeared
08) GZ565
4:59
4:03
4:29
2:20
8:16
6:03
8:16
4:08
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3D Case
3D Thumb
3D Flat
3D Face
3D Spine
First Released
2026
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Golem is a tribute to the film of the same name by Piotr Szulkin. It is an attempt to translate the film’s suffocating atmosphere and existential tension into sound. The project explores fractured identities, artificial humanity, and the quiet violence of systems that shape and erase the individual.
Szulkin’s dystopian vision left a deep mark on me: his cold, decaying environments, his theatrical intensity, and the unsettling ambiguity that permeates the film. With this album, I wanted to capture that same sense of instability through fragmented structures, distorted textures, and immersive soundscapes. Golemis an echo a sonic extension of the film’s mood and philosophical weight. Through layered compositions built from dialogues and experimental sound, I sought to recreate the sensation of wandering through Szulkin’s bleak universe, where identity feels manufactured and reality is slightly out of sync.
This album is both a personal exploration and a homage to a film whose dystopian and introspective world continues to resonate with me.
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Golem is a tribute to the film of the same name by Piotr Szulkin. It is an attempt to translate the film’s suffocating atmosphere and existential tension into sound. The project explores fractured identities, artificial humanity, and the quiet violence of systems that shape and erase the individual.
Szulkin’s dystopian vision left a deep mark on me: his cold, decaying environments, his theatrical intensity, and the unsettling ambiguity that permeates the film. With this album, I wanted to capture that same sense of instability through fragmented structures, distorted textures, and immersive soundscapes. Golemis an echo a sonic extension of the film’s mood and philosophical weight. Through layered compositions built from dialogues and experimental sound, I sought to recreate the sensation of wandering through Szulkin’s bleak universe, where identity feels manufactured and reality is slightly out of sync.
This album is both a personal exploration and a homage to a film whose dystopian and introspective world continues to resonate with me.
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