Grindstone Lullabies by Flux Hound

Grindstone Lullabies follows a process.

A cycle.

Where earlier records traced internal systems — blood, addiction — this one turns outward. A 19th-century workshop translated into sound.

The sequence matters. From Plan to Rest, each track marks a stage of work.

Early pieces hesitate and misfire. Lines are redrawn. Structures wobble. Nothing is settled.

Midway, rhythm takes over. Repetition becomes precision. Hands, tools, and numbers fall into sync.

By the end, the work is finished.

Tools down. Body spent.
Nothing left to fix — only to sit and look at what’s been made.

Formed by musicians with roots in punk and metal, Flux Hound focuses on long-form conceptual works built around physical systems — blood flow, addiction, labour, biological cycles, human wear.
Each drop is a self-contained ecosystem spanning dark jazz, drone, noise, electronic and fusion, accompanied by prose and a complete visual archive.
Flux Hound releases exhibitions, not albums.

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