Flashback

Flashback is a mid-tempo electronic composition that quietly disrupts its own structure.
Built on a 16-bar skeleton, it breathes through extended elements-percussive and ambient layers shifting in 24-bar patterns, subtly stretching the listener's sense of rhythm and space.

Rather than pursuing climax or resolution, the track leans into ambiguity.
Drum fills ignore conventional bar lines, vocals drift without narrative clarity-like a memory resurfacing without context.
The harmony never quite resolves, instead suspending emotional tension in a way that recalls the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, not in sonic aggression, but in that poised instability before collapse.

There's also a distinct lineage from ONE OK ROCK and the broader JROCK tradition-where melody pushes the momentum, not drop mechanics or grid precision.
While fully electronic in texture, Flashback carries itself with the introspective urgency of a band recording in isolation.

It's a track designed for inward motion.
Whether heard through headphones on a night bus or quietly flooding the back of a room, it doesn't demand attention-it lingers.

Produced by Takumi Maki
Released via Hype Sync Records