NYX - NYX

NYX’s debut album is a charged invocation—an ancient-futurist choral ritual forged in synth, voice, and deep vibration. After six years of evolution, the London-based vocal-electronic collective emerges with a record that moves between feral intensity and serene introspection, co-produced by Marta Salogni and mastered by Heba Kadry.

It opens with Mother, an invocation inspired by the Tao Te Ching, where plainsong meets synth drone, violin loops, and ASMR whispers. From there, Through Fire explodes—a techno-pagan storm of metallic voices, pounding bass, and seismic chants, featuring production from Vessel and Memory Play.

NYX’s range is stunning: Bright Tongues pulses with intimate synth and bursts of golden noise, while Awe layers harp and choral improvisation into a sound bath of joy. Truce strips it back—violin and voice calling across imagined landscapes in a quiet plea for peace.

Silent Union takes us underground—literally—with mycelial harmonies, field recordings from inside an ancient oak (by sound artist James Bulley), and earth-hewn drones. Undercurrent, co-written by NYX’s Alicia Jane Turner, builds from ghostly loops into a swelling choral release, like waves breaking in slow motion.

The final stretch is unflinching: Everything I Wanted For You is a devotional shimmer of love and longing; Daughters is pure release—rage, resistance, rewilding—driven by raw vocals and thunderous drums.

It all ends in the luminous ache of Dream Baby Dream, a cover of Suicide’s 1979 hymn to persistence and hope. NYX don’t just perform—they conjure, embody, and reclaim. These are songs for a future rooted in connection, spirit, and deep, embodied power.