Kvrk makes a debut on Distant Gaze with Synthetic Memories, a four-track EP exploring shadowy electronics. Opening with Pulsewidth, the EP begins as a slow burn - a restrained piece of synthwave shaped by drifting ambience, hypnotic sequences and a steady sense of tension. The pace gradually lifts with Void Caller and title track Synthetic Memory, pushing deeper into prog sound. Straight, driving rhythms form the backbone, occasionally dissolving into broken-beat passages, while warped synths and psychedelic details keep everything in constant motion. Beneath the electronic framework runs something more primal: forest-like soundscapes, mystic undertones and subtly shamanic motifs give the music a ritualistic dimension. Closing the release, Blu:sh reworks Void Caller through his signature deep and trippy approach, stretching the original into a spacious late-night interpretation with a submerged, dreamlike pull.