Regolith - The Moon Underwater (2026) Hi-Res

The Moon Underwater (2026) is a monumental and hypnotic exploration of hydraulic and cosmic sonic textures from the Regolith project. Inspired by both George Orwell's essay of the same name about an ideal, nonexistent space and geological terminology ("regolith" is lunar soil), the album builds a bridge between a realistic ambient world and the harsh, cold expanse of heavy space rock. The album is structured as a continuous meditative suite, where dense guitar drones gradually transform into large-scale post-rock crescendos with a deep, cinematic stereo image.