Exploring New Dimensions: Time. Space. Repeat.'s 'Colliderscope'

Emerging once more from the atmospheric depths of Southampton, UK, Colliderscope marks the latest sonic evolution from Time. Space. Repeat., a one-man recording project that continues to push the boundaries between genre and texture. Known for blending the cinematic sweep of post-rock with the immersive haze of shoegaze and the delicate intricacies of tuned percussion, TSR's sound is as expansive as it is intimate.

With Colliderscope, Time. Space. Repeat. builds upon the foundation laid by previous releases, most notably Consequence, but steps boldly into new territory. While the project’s signature glacial guitars and bell-like resonances remain central to its aesthetic, there is a noticeable shift in compositional focus. Here, the piano takes a more prominent role, anchoring the EP with a melodic clarity that contrasts beautifully against the swirling, fuzz-drenched guitars that long-time listeners will recognise and appreciate.

This collection of tracks also sees TSR experimenting with electronic textures and embracing a broader palette of genres. The result is an EP that feels both exploratory and cohesive, a kaleidoscope of soundscapes that drift and pulse with a quiet intensity. The integration of new elements never feels forced; rather, it enriches the project's already cinematic quality, bringing a fresh vibrancy to its established sonic identity.

Ultimately, Colliderscope represents a confident and compelling progression for Time. Space. Repeat. It is a work that both honours its roots and looks forward, a reflective and resonant journey through sound that rewards repeat listens. For those drawn to music that balances emotional weight with textural complexity, this EP is a compelling addition to the TSR catalogue.