Spoq's album “Guess I better...will it ever...?” is a mesmerizing release. With 15 tracks of emotional, cinematic and intimate pieces of music in the genres of Lofi-Hiphop, Triphop and Ambient, this album is a journey that will stick with you.

Despite being an instrumental album, from the first track to the last, Spoq weaves a narrative that will leave you feeling both introspective and deeply moved. The warm electro-acoustic melodies, enhanced with atmosphericfound sounds and slow noisy beats give the album a unique andcaptivating feeling that will leave you completely entranced.

The warmth of the album is palpable, with each track feeling like an intimate moment that you've stumbled upon. Some tracks are relaxed and easygoing, while others are melancholic and reflective. Regardless of the mood, the music is emotional and thought-provoking, tickling the mind and taking you on a journey of self-discovery.

The dramaturgy of the tracks is expertly crafted, creating an ebb and flow that keeps you engaged from start to finish. The technical production is outstanding, with glitches and lo-fi noises that add to the album's unique sound, while still maintaining a technical level close to perfection.

In short, Spoq's album is a must-listen for anyone who loves electronic lo-fi music, or who is looking for an emotional and introspective experience. So sit back,relax, and let it take you away.

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Spoq is an electronic music project created by songwriter and composer Wolfram Gruss. Since 2014, Spoq has released a vast collection of engaging, intelligent, and experimental tracks. The project is at home in various genres, such as Downtempo, Lofi-Hiphop, Garage, Wave, Ambient, and IDM, but also ventures into new forms of sonic expression. The music is often cinematic and thought-provoking, blending acoustic and classical instruments and melodies with massive beats, crisp electronic percussion, deep synthetic basslines, and atmospheres. Wolfram frequently uses sampled found noises, which he processes into instruments, adding a unique organic feel to the compositions.

However, the project's primary objective is to evoke contrasting emotions. The tracks are complex, both in their sonic depth and dramatic storytelling. Spoq knows like few others to use the power of subtelties to send his audience on an emotional rollercoaster. The music can seamlessly move from a calm and comfortable state to an outburst of surprising happiness or the darkest, saddest moods within one single track. Although Spoq's music may appear sweet and soft, it has a biting edge that makes it an exceptional listening experience.

Wolfram Gruss resides in Aschaffenburg, Germany, and works full-time as a composer and sound designer for film, documentary, advertisement, interactive and live media. In addition, he releases his own tracks as Spoq, PNFA and Magnus Moone on independent and major labels.