Vast, open tones that feel like staring at the ocean from the edge of something. To the Shore's End is a mobile and PC title with only three tracks, and every one of them carries weight because there's nowhere to hide in a tracklist this small.
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"De Anima" opens with this contemplative, inward pull that the Latin title earns completely. "De Caelo" lifts upward into something wider and more expansive, sky versus soul. Then "Astrum Unicum" closes the album by folding stars and rebirth into one final statement that ties the whole thing together.
Three tracks, all named in Latin. The kind of restraint that says more by saying less. Play this when you want a fifteen-minute soundtrack that actually feels like a complete thought.