“Tornet” – A Sonic Ascent Into the Unknown

Grund’s latest single, Tornet, is a hypnotic trip through time and space, balancing ‘70s nostalgia with unhinged, psych-rock intensity. It opens like a slow-burning fever dream—easygoing, almost deceptive in its laid-back warmth. But don’t get too comfortable. As the track unfolds, it mutates into something darker, something wilder—like a tower that stretches skyward, only to warp and crumble under its own weight.

The band’s roots in Gothenburg’s alternative scene are on full display here. Tornet isn’t just riff-centric—it’s a shape-shifting beast, one that builds, collapses, and re-emerges in unpredictable waves. Guitars snarl and spiral through the mix, slipping in and out of barely-tonal madness, while the rhythm section holds down a groove that feels both loose and calculated, as if teetering on the edge of some beautifully controlled chaos.

It’s this tension that makes Tornet so compelling. One moment, you’re floating on its airy melodies; the next, you’re being dragged into a cavernous abyss of distortion and swirling soundscapes. It never stays in one place for long, refusing to follow conventional song structures, yet somehow never losing its grip.

Grund has crafted something both unsettling and electrifying here—a track that lures you in with familiarity before twisting your perception and leaving you somewhere entirely new. If this is just the beginning of their upcoming releases, we’re in for something special.