London-based experimental duo Torn Relics, consisting of Rommek and Aimée Mullen, unveil their latest project Bleeding In Colour.
Experimental London collective Under My Feet. continues to push the boundaries of sound and curation with the addition of Torn Relics, the London-based duo comprised of Romek Boyer (aka Rommek) and Aimée Mullen, a violinist and bodhrán player. Formed in 2018, The duo is known for blending ancient folklore with futuristic sound design, challenging conventional genre norms and expectations.
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Since debuting on Sacred Court in 2019, Torn Relics has built a distinctive presence in the underground electronic scene. Their first full-length album, Abolish The Dogma, released on Leyla Records in 2020, was followed by Burning Injustice in 2021 via Instruments of Discipline—both records laying the foundation for their bold, experimental narrative approach.
Now, with ‘Bleeding In Colour’, they offer their most immersive and emotionally charged work to date. Released via Under My Feet., this new project crafts a rich sonic journey that invites the listener deep into Torn Relics’ inner world. The album presents a story told through layers of brooding textures, hypnotic rhythms, and ethereal melodies.
Following the release of the single ‘Mask Of Monarchy’ on August 1st, 2025, the full project Bleeding In Colour is set to drop on September 5th, 2025.
Side A
- Trough The Veil
- Corpse Flower
- Mask Of Monarchy
- Preveli Palms
- Isle Of Grain
Side B
- Porcelain Dreams Ft. Necro Deathmort
- Double Standards
- Little Deer
- Bleeding in Colour
- Under The Rubble, There is Hope
Bleeding In Colour is not just a record but a continuation of Torn Relics’ evolving artistic world—a place where chaos meets control, folklore meets futurism, and sound becomes storytelling.
Credits
ALL TRACKS W&P BY Torn Relics
ARTWORK BY Ash Luk
MASTERED BY Conor Dalton
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