re6ce makes an electrifying statement in "grey europe," a seven-track EP fusing raw emotion with innovative production. Co-produced by Aldn and Gabe Greenland, this project solidifies re6ce's place in the new wave of DIY acts, rewriting the book on what radio can look like in the digital age.
"grey europe" is a curatorial fury balancing melancholic pacing with genre-defying gutta-percha. Tracks such as "Is suicide too much?" cut deep with haunted lyricism and distorted textures, and "I don't even own Prada shoes, lol" play up the absurdity of modern identity, splatting glitchy beats with infectious melodies. The 17-minute, 43-second EP is simultaneously deeply personal and widely relatable, welcoming listeners into re6ce's world of chaotic beauty.
"grey europe" has no fear. It builds on re6ce's signature sound while exploring new, unpredictable territory, fusing hyperpop glitchy textures, grunge undercurrents, and electronic flourishes into a world that can unfurl into a seamless listening experience. Every track pulses with an urgency-having been stitched together, as if live, in real-time, and every lyric and beat is a living document of teenage existentialism.
Reinvigorating our understanding of pop's miniaturist sensibilities through the shapes of the album "grey europe" is an architecting of the sonic landscape of the internet. "grey europe" showcases their artistry with no filter, no inhibitions, and it is unforgettable.