“As the cover declares: a story about bodies that transform, merge, rip apart, and become landscape.” Bi Gezur inhabits that metamorphosis—growing, blending, collapsing—until body turns sound and sound turns terrain: a landscape of anger, tenderness, and joy. González foregrounds the physicality of sound. Sources are transformed, deconstructed, and reassembled; rhythms and harmonies fuse into something new—music as sculpture, as space, as living matter. The title, Bi Gezur (“two lies” in Basque), hints that nothing is what it seems: the EP moves between abstraction and narrative, where whipping pulses, intricate design, and stubborn distortions build a world beyond genre. Industrial yet intimate, rough yet vulnerable, this is a visceral passage through shifting states—an invitation to feel with the whole body as much as to listen.