Released in 2016, Vorms, Motion, Tones and Themes marks the debut of Pulse Burst, introducing a soundworld shaped by psychedelic drift, ambient resonance, experimental electronics, and globally inflected textures. The album moves like a series of shifting studies — forms dissolving and reforming, rhythms appearing as spectral traces, and melodies emerging only to blur back into atmosphere.

Across its fifteen tracks, the record explores scientific concepts, cultural fragments, and hallucinatory impressions. Pieces like “Quantum Hologram” and “Mitochondria Actifies Cell Aging” draw from biological and theoretical frameworks, while “She Sees Something” and “Yonder Alkaloids” lean into more intuitive, dream‑like terrain. “Sister Riskat Lawal”and “A Canadian Flag in Jakarta” introduce geographic and personal dislocations, and “Lung‑gom”references esoteric practices of endurance and altered consciousness.

The album’s later tracks — “Apaths,” “Vostok,” “A Tear in the Fabric of Space & Time,” “Clobetasol Propionate, Lomekwi 3 & Dead Galaxies” — expand the scope further, moving from deep‑time archaeology to cosmic decay, from the microscopic to the interstellar.

"Vorms, Motion, Tones and Themes" stands as a wide‑ranging first statement, a debut that treats sound as both inquiry and hallucination — a place where science, myth, and perception fold into one another in unpredictable ways.

"Vorms, Motion, Tones and Themes" dissolves structure—an echo of shifting forms, spectral rhythms, and hallucinatory drift.