Belgian producer and keyboardist Poltrock has shared the second single off his upcoming LP, ‘Machines’.
‘(And that’s why I don’t call this song) Forrow’ is a driving, atmospheric soundscape, swirling with synths and keys, building to an urgent, up-tempo peak before winding gently, delicately down.
In interviews Poltrock has discussed his love of cinematic, electronic-ambient sounds to accompany his road trips, and this love echoes through his new track.
The ‘Machines’ record is part of the ongoing album trilogy – ‘Mutes, Moods and Machines’ – concluding a five-year-long process of three full-length albums released with a pianesque 88-day interval, all highlighting a different approach to the 88 piano keys.
Check out the latest instalment of that project now.
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