Univore "Empty Heat"

Sounds from the USA

14/07/2026 |

Univore’s "Empty Heat" is a hazy, slow-burning, 5-minute and 38-second excursion into art rock and psychedelic indie pop that perfectly encapsulates the strange, overstimulated exhaustion of modern life. Built on a hypnotic groove and a masterful sense of accumulating tension, the track drifts seamlessly between paranoia, resignation, and dark humor, offering a chill yet deeply experimental soundscape. Hailing from Northeast Ohio and honed in Chicago, the duo of Nicholas Flandro and David Bachmann bring their signature multidisciplinary artistry to the forefront, continuing a rich, decade-spanning legacy of boundary-pushing studio albums and immersive multimedia collaborations. True to their reputation of walking the thin line between earnest creativity and absurdity while maintaining absolute sincerity, "Empty Heat" is a moody, captivating listen that proves Univore’s enduring ability to craft music that is as intellectually engaging as it is sonically enveloping.