Arrowounds - Fluidic Time Cathedral (2026) [Hi-Res]

Arrowounds has been leaning in the direction of a full-on rock album since the days of 'In the Octopus Pond', which came drenched in esoteric shoegazian splendor. September 25th, the Ohio native returns with the most outgoing album of his career, 'Fluidic Time Cathedral,' Sparing no expense we enlisting the help of Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll to master the album. It was the perfect fit given his understanding of music such as this with his Orcas side-project with Benoit Pioulard.

Documenting the flawed deciphering of the ineffable, the unknowable, the eternity of the present moment experienced in centered clarity. Recorded memories of past lives re-spoken in tone, spurred by the conception of the opposing forces in nature. The light side and the night side of nature and the respected use of their values in balance with the Law of One.

Awakening inner realms and awareness of the dream state, where one becomes the active navigator instead of being carried away by ever flowing currents. In languages symbolic of the greater mysteries within and without, opening portals amongst nature’s diaspora and stepping into a state of grand realization and reclamation outside all confines of linear time.

Mirroring the initiate’s journey, where illusionary veils can be lifted from great universal mysteries, so distorted by time and form once bound to the dying light of separation. For consciously imbibing lesser poisons to uncover worlds of unwinding chromatic patterns and textures through heightened sensory stimuli. For standing amidst megalithic structures of confounding magnetism and remembrance. For seeking inner and outer peace in all dimensions through truth and hermetic wisdom. For the transitioning between objective and subjective realities where one's own devachanic experience unfolds in The Lunar Temple. Spiraling into Void ever upwards.

“It is not possible for a person alive to the beauties of nature, long to remain insensible to the more serious thoughts evolved by meditation pursued amidst the wilds, untroubled by man’s sordid methods.” - excerpt from A Dweller on Two Planets, Phylos The Thibetan