Eden Maze

Post-rock build in E at 94bpm: piano figures and pads give way to acoustic drums, layered strings and electric guitar with wordless background vocals floating over the top. Nearly eight minutes of steady widescreen lift, ending in a full-band swell rather than a fade.

Slow 60bpm neoclassical bed in E built from cello, sustained strings, piano, distant choir and drone. Heavy and unresolved, closer to grief and unanswered questions than uplift, with plenty of open space between phrases.

Dark 75bpm cue in D where a pulsing synth arpeggio sits under drone, pad, cello and sparse piano. It holds mystery and suspense without releasing, suiting archival footage of a vanished era or an investigation closing in.

The fastest cue here at 115bpm in E flat, driving acoustic drums and electric guitar against piano, pads, strings and ethereal background vocals. Restless forward motion with an uplifting soar — good for ideas in motion and processes speeding up.

Melancholic 86bpm E minor piece for strings, cello, piano, choir, pad and drone, tagged toward ocean, water and timelapse imagery. Heartfelt and introspective, it honours effort and hardship rather than triumph.

The title cue: an extremely slow 42bpm F sharp landscape of drone, pad, synth arpeggio, cello, bells, piano and choir. Beautiful but unsettled — labyrinthine and haunting across more than seven minutes, with no clean resolution.

Mid-tempo 75bpm post-rock in A flat and the one cue on the album that carries male vocals alongside wordless backing voices, over acoustic drums, piano, pads, strings and electric guitar. The most human and anthemic entry here, building to a soaring close.

Warm 75bpm E flat post-rock cue that adds cello to the album's core piano, pad, strings, guitar and drum palette, with curious and outdoor-leaning colour. Tender opening that grows into a full, affectionate swell across nearly eight minutes.

Orchestral-ambient cue at 90bpm in A for strings, cello, piano, choir, pad and drone, more open and wondrous than its minor-key siblings while keeping the sorrow. Fits portraits of endurance and wide coastal or ocean footage.

95bpm post-rock in D that balances the album's soaring band sound — acoustic drums, electric guitar, piano, pads, strings, airy background vocals — against somber, introspective tags. A cleansing arc: sparse and reflective before it opens out.