Ready to get lost in sound? Nervous Systems, the debut album by Seattle’s Mutual Shock, is a mood, a maze, a mirror. All pulsing bass, eerie synths, and stormy swagger—you know you’re in for something different. Think: if a neon-lit fever dream had a soundtrack, this would be it.
Each track feels like a secret waiting to be decoded. What makes it click? It’s the contrasts. Coldwave chill meets analog warmth. Retro echoes crash into future noise. It’s music you feel in your gut and think about long after. Plus, Mutual Shock’s vocals are magnetic: part punk preacher, part ghost in the machine.
Want to escape the algorithm for 40 minutes? Press play. This album sets up camp in your brain. Go on. Step inside Nervous Systems. Let it glitch your reality now: