This album reminds me of all the late 2000's and early 10's electronic tracks that made me fall in love with the genre, while also being completely fresh. It hits a delicious midpoint between house and ambient; a little bit of Deadmau5, The Field, Kavinsky, and elements of others that I seem to discover each time I listen. "Joshua" is a great album for working, playing games, cooking dinner, or going for a drive. It does it all!

I randomly heard "The Beginning" while out at the mall one day, in between more commonly heard songs. When I Shazamed it, I had no idea that a few hours later I would be playing its album on repeat for the next few days.

Mercurial World is one of those rare gems where you never want to hit the skip button. The songs are different in style yet meld so nicely with each other. I haven't enjoyed listening to an album this much since Anamanaguchi's Endless Fantasy.

First, I had to get the tilted sleeve. So good!

Second, the 90s are alive in TILT! The tracks sound like old school dance hits with a fresh coat of paint, in the best way possible. I put it on while at the grocery store and had to stop myself from dancing down the aisles.