Fresh Finds Roundup - 163: Chasing the Unknown
Some songs make you pause and get lost in your thoughts, while others bring back a little groove you didn’t know you were missing. This time, we’re exploring atmospheric rock and spooky funk, with two very different sounds that each have a world of their own. So, settle in, turn up the volume and see where "Chasing the Unknown" takes you!
Chasing the Unknown
First on the list is a rock instrumental called ‘Clouds in the Mirror’ by Komaframe, based in Rome, Italy, and released on 15 May 2026.
Ever looked at the sky and found your thoughts drifting somewhere far away? ‘Clouds in the Mirror’ has that kind of pull. Komaframe brings together atmospheric new wave, post-rock and indie rock, letting driving rhythms meet sweeping synths in a sound that feels both spacious and deeply immersive. At five minutes, the instrumental gives you room to wander through its layers and lose track of everything around you. Put your headphones on and let it carry you away!
“Somewhere between the clouds and your thoughts, a melody finds its way.”
Second on the list is a rock song called ‘Where Do You Go?’ by Suzy’s Field, based in Cork City, Ireland, and released on 31 October 2026.
Who said spooky music can’t make you dance? Suzy’s Field return with a wonderfully cheeky blend of eerie Halloween imagery and throwback disco-funk. Creepy lyrics, shadowy organs and nocturnal moods meet funky basslines, brass and strings, giving ‘Where Do You Go?’ a groove that’s hard to resist. You will be mesmerised by the mystery the song holds, and that’s the best part about it that keeps you going. Give it a spin if you want to find out how that turns out for you!
“When the night starts calling, even the shadows find their rhythm.”
With this, we come to the end of this short but sweet roundup. From flaring instrumentals that mesmerise you with their charm to spooky music that dares you to think beyond just melodies, we loved listening to these. If you also gave them a spin, do let us know if they stood out from your usual playlist or not. Cheers!
More immersive music, talented artists, and curated lists coming soon, only for you.
Discover similar music on our Testing Melodies playlist:
Comments