Music Catalogue

Earned Indifference to the Chaos of Fate album artwork by Holostatic

Earned Indifference to the Chaos of Fate (2027)

Holostatic’s fifth album is in development for 4 January 2027. A mature, soundtrack-focused return to the project’s cinematic electronic roots: less outlet than relief, shaped by restraint, experience and hard-won calm.

Fragile Shards of Dreams album cover by Holostatic

Fragile Shards of Dreams (2026)

Fragile Shards of Dreams is Holostatic’s new nine-track album, released in 2026. Cinematic electronic music shaped by tension, atmosphere and emotional sound design.

introverse EP

Introverse EP (2025)

Built on isolation, pressure and quiet intensity, Introverse EP (2025) turns inward.

The sound is sharper and heavier than ever, letting tension sit without release.

It feels like stillness under strain, with minimal movement, maximal weight.

These are tracks for surviving your own mind.

The Philosophy of Logic (2025)

The Philosophy of Logic (2025)

Layered with dramatic tension, ambient dread and moments of unexpected beauty, The Philosophy of Logic (2025) drifts between order and instability.

The sound is tighter and deliberately restrained, bringing complexity without cliché.

These are thinking tracks for feeling moments.

Logic in the Face of Apocalypse album cover by Holostatic

Logic in the Face of Apocalypse (2024)

Logic in the Face of Apocalypse (2024) is a futile attempt to stay rational while everything burns around you.

The sound is bigger and more confident – piano motifs play out like false hope, while basslines crawl beneath the mix like a threat you can’t name.

It’s the illusion of control. And it sounds awesome.

Somebody Get This Man Logic (2024)

Somebody Get This Man Logic (2024)

This is Holostatic at his most volatile.

Somebody Get This Man Logic (2024) is a high-voltage descent into emotional contradiction, an album born from conflict, confusion and a desperate need to feel in control of something… anything.

Blending aggressive electronics with raw cinematic energy, this record sounds like a man arguing with the walls of his own mind.

You’ll find distorted synths side by side with mournful piano, walls of sound that suddenly vanish into silence and rhythms that feel like they’re trying to outrun themselves.

It’s action music for internal collapse.