In “Techniques of Human Detachment”, Desert Drone crafts a sonic journey through the most barren and remote territories of consciousness.
With a brutal and hypnotic combination of rhythmic noise, dark drones, harsh textures, and lacerating industrial techno beats, the album carves out the chronicle of emotional decay: the slow disintegration of human relationships in the face of communication’s impossibility.

Each track is a fissure in the fabric of matter, an opening into the void where everything seems to collapse — and yet, within the very heart of destruction, Desert Drone plants the seed of rebirth.
This is not an album about decay for its own sake: it is a narrative of how, amidst the ruins, a new awareness can emerge.
An act of inner recomposition, where the individual asserts itself as a unique and irreducible being within the incoherent flow of the multitude.

The sound, raw and cathartic, offers no consolation: it embraces the listener in a ritual of demolition and reconstruction, where the mechanical pulse and the breath of sand merge into a single, devastating presence.
The symbolic presence of Eleven — a fissure, a threshold, a broken gate — echoes throughout the album, marking the moment where consciousness detaches from illusion.

“Techniques of Human Detachment” is a sonic experience that overwhelms, empties, and ultimately reshapes.
An album not merely to be listened to — but to be crossed through.
It teaches how to walk within the void.