David Cordero, released via Noray Records, has delivered 'Numen', a work immediately asserting itself as a piece of deeply considered Stillforms architecture. Released on December 12th, this album trades in kinetic motion for suspended atmospheres, silence, and delicate textures, aiming for the ephemeral.

Composed using modular synthesis, Numen operates at the intersection of ambient, electronic, and experimental sound. Cordero’s methodology, inspired by minimalism, meticulously crafts a contemplative space where the invisible resonates between the notes. This isn't background listening; it’s an invitation to intentional calm.

The collection, spanning nine tracks including the nearly ten-minute 'Mu' and the measured 'Inercia', sees its deep sonic quality secured by mastering engineer Ian Hawgood. The physical presentation—a limited edition cassette that ships this December—underscores the intentionality and collectability of the project, a commitment mirrored by Noray Records' full digital discography offering. As supporter Jim Cable succinctly puts it, this is "yet another absolutely sublime release" that demands you "turn down the lights, put this on and drift".