Thobias Eidevald and Henrik Sunbring of DOMUS are not utility members of Sinoia Caves but the beautifully saturated synth tone on “Unavoidable Cycles” has a similarly fantastical quality. Like music for a dystopian, existential, retro-science fiction film. The song from the duo’s latest EP The Last Swan (released December 12, 2025) is accented by what sounds like a touch of bass guitar through reverb or light delay but the synth layers and the arrangement of the pacing is in the style of a classic IDM track from the late 90s and early 2000s like they had absorbed Boards of Canada circa Geogaddi as well as mid-to-late-2000s Black Moth Super Rainbow. The song is the last track of the EP and it indeed has a mood of accepting the end of a journey with an uncertain future ahead. Perfect for the times we’re in. Listen to “Unavoidable Cycles” on Spotify and follow DOMUS at the links below.
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