Gold Robot Records

Graham Hill has long shown interest in the convergence of music and architecture, and his third album as Roman Ruins feels like a groundbreaking ceremony. On Isotropes, Hill is crafting songs that can be lived in. After nearly a decade since his last solo release - time that included touring and recording as the drummer for Beach House - Hill is building around melodies that embed themselves; creating familiar, inviting spaces amidst arrangements that conjure chaotic beauty of the outside world.

Each song on Isotropes has distinct properties—not unlike a piece of terracotta or chunk of metal—unique in shape, but with internal consistency. As a whole, the album creates a walkable field of tunes that evoke a desire to connect and welcome, while calling to the wheel of anticipation > elation > melancholy that propels into hope, rolling all the way home.

Order the limited edition 12":
https://goldrobotrecords.bigcartel.com/product/roman-ruins-isotropes-12

Listen to "Drum Machine" on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/0EErNV6ao5iSg4OeIMXnBR?si=kYNF8iD3TVavtTXCnrCEIw

Listen to "Drum Machine" on Bandcamp:
https://romanruins.bandcamp.com/track/drum-machine