Peopling returns to Already Dead with Catatonia Estates, a warped sonic journey that pushes deeper into disorientation and texture-driven chaos. From the opening moments, the album pulls the listener through murky ambience and hypnotic repetition, stitching together heavy drones and mangled drum programming into a feverish, unstable whole. It’s a work that thrives on contrast—mechanical yet organic, structured yet always threatening to unravel. As the record unfolds, it spirals into a hallucinatory blend of fractured psychedelia, decaying loops, and rhythm patterns that teeter between groove and collapse. A visceral, immersive listen that’s tailor-made for the hiss, saturation, and physicality of the cassette tape.