Eclipsonic by Aelith & Liam Tar

Eclipsonic is what happens when music stops acting like a song and starts acting like a place. There are no verses, no choruses, no pulse to reassure you. Instead: sub-bass that breathes, choirs made of air, granular echoes of bowed guitar, metallic percussion like glass remembering its own fracture. The sound doesn’t move forward, it unfolds, dissolves, reforms, as if gravity itself were slowly forgetting its job.

This music was not designed to sit politely in the background. It was built to tilt the room you’re in, to slow the clock in your body, to make you feel inside a vibration rather than observing one. If you let it, it becomes a low-frequency architecture between silence and pulse, a shelter made of resonance.

Eclipsonic isn’t a genre. It’s a boundary: the place where beauty and entropy breathe through the same mouth. Stay long enough and you may lose track of where the sound ends and you begin.

Liam Tar is a project that explores the fusion of electronic music with the human voice. We don't settle for just one sound. We are committed to diversifying as much as our imagination and talent will allow. The project is collaborative in spirit and identity, and any attribution to a specific person is inaccurate.