Marveling: Alec Troniq creates a frantic atmosphere of uncertainty and anticipation with pounding synths and shuffling beats. The sexy bass drum also gurgles intimacy with Jon's distorted, fragilely intoned vocals soaring in the echo chamber like a sparsely covered one-night-stand lolling in a ruffled king-size feather bed. Jon Darc's lyrics also point in a similar direction. The antitheses of the lyrics can be understood as the emotional rapture of the act of love. It can be so intense that you forget your worries until the next morning, when they rise again in your head like pale ghosts. In Jon's words: 'It's about a passionate and maybe a little drunk sex night. But in your intoxication you forgot to use contraception. And then the feeling the next morning: Hmmm that was sexy! But ****, maybe I should get tested again soon....' Flood of the Material: For the EP's centerpiece, Alec Troniq drives listeners* into ecstasy with driving beats and a psychedelic vocal bass synthesized by Jon's voice. It's like he wants to say: Friends, let's dance away all the stress! On a production level, he picks up on the lyrics Jon translated from Thomas Köck's play Klimatrilogie, for which Jon composed music in 2021. With vocal chops flying around, stretched passages and effect-rich vocal processing he musically images the flood of material. A vortex in which scraps of song are carried away like scraps of material on the waves of bass. The lyrics describe our fast-moving, material-overloaded online age, which drives us to peak performance and overwhelms us at the same time. The Womb: Jon's vocals sound like from the womb in Alec's remix of his single The Womb. It is a metaphorical take on man's burden on the earth, especially the oceans. The vocals practically swim in vocoder patches, surfacing only once. The beat like the mother's heartbeat soothes the embryo and brings it to life. Although Alec's remix makes the song shine in a completely different light, the description for the song's release still very much fits the musica